"Loons" genre: Alternative General
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	Swaggering, reflective and dramatic pop rock love anthem
	MP3.com CD: Lost In California - buy it! CD: Lost In California   Label: Stolen Hat Records Credits: Copyright 2003, Gentry Bronson
	Story Behind the Song The Loon is the state bird of Minnesota. It's also an abbreviated way of saying lunatic. This love song was written about a beautiful, curvaceous woman, my desire to return home to my family, and about how I might be found in a sanitarium one day. Lyrics 1 I remember that night in Nevada Breakfast and a bottle of wine The dust in the air was like rain But so were the tears in your eyes The way we argued, the way we kissed Under the light of the moon Your slippery hips and the way that you slipped Into the words of this tune Chorus But now I Wait for a train to take back home Ticket in my pocket and my teeth around a rose But remember you'll never be alone Just look for me where all the loons have flown 2 It seems every glass that I drink Is dragging me out to sea And I don’t have the strength to swim back And no air left to breath Living on the edge with a gun in my mouth And a cane in my other hand It's getting harder to sleep every night And even harder to stand Chorus C section No way to escape This animal hidden deep in my soul But I know I can tame the beast If I can just find the train home And I can And I can And I can Solo 3 Repeat Verse 1 I remember that night in Nevada Breakfast and a bottle of wine The dust in the air was like rain But so were the tears in your eyes The way we argued, the way we kissed Under the light of the moon Your slippery hips and the way that you slipped Into the words of this tune Chorus Last line x3

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