"Another Night in California" genre: Folk
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	This is a song about love, geography, driving, regrets, tires, skateboards, hurricanes, and tattoo shops. Acoustic.
	CD: Unreleased.   Label: Unreleased. Credits: Written, recorded, and performed by Ron Patrick.
	Story Behind the Song Thank you, Toni Wine, for the initial, awesome, evaluation on this song aboard a BMI working cruiseship, significantly echoed by my most critical evaluator, my wife and voice coach. Takes? Two. Recorded using a Sony quadraphonic 4 track reel-to-reel. Lyrics ANOTHER NIGHT IN CALIFORNIA Copyright 2000, Ron Patrick I came out here to take a little trip to see how long I could drive By the time I got to California I thought I`d have a way to say goodbye I lost a tire outside Atlanta Tore up your picture in the rain Trashed all your letters down in Houston Called your number in LA California`s fine for a winter They got tattoo shops, skate boards, and poetry That sun always shines all across that ocean But all I lately need is sleep Drove through a hurricane in Texas I swear somebody gave that storm your name And that guitar you bought for me in Nashville I hocked that memory back in New Orleans Ah, but I been lately thinkin` California ain`t half bad I don`t have time to think alot about you `Cause If I did I don`t know how I`d stand Another night in California You should be a distant memory on just Another night in California I came out here to take a little trip to see how long I could drive.

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