"The Whole (Live)" genre: Acoustic
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	This was recorded at NYC's The Elbow Room in February 2003, with Darrell Long on percussion.
	Credits: Thanks to Darrell Long for the awesome percussion, Larry Oakes for the recording, and Jamie & Cheryl for the cheers.
	Story Behind the Song The Elbow Room is a great place to play. It had been pretty cold that week, but it was kind of warm that day, so I started off by thanking my cousin Jamie and her friend Cheryl for visiting from Florida and bringing some warm weather with them. Lyrics Sometimes there’s no direction, sometimes it’s just confusion Tryin’ to make sense out of nothing I try to find some peace, try to piece together A little piece of something, of anything Well there’s many parts of me But the biggest is the part that tears apart the whole of me When I really need to pull myself together Even though I know I’m just a man, I know I’m only human I still ignore that calming inner voice I throw out what I need, don’t believe all that stuff I read And just give in to all the shouting and the noise Well there’s many parts of me But the biggest is the part that tears apart the whole of me When I really need to pull myself together Well there’s many parts of me But the biggest is the part that tears apart the whole of me When I really need to pull myself together

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