"A Station From Town" genre: Folk Rock
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	Just me and an acoustic guitar. Nice lyrics about love and shallowness. "Any fans of Folk Rock should be pleased with this track" - CJC "Audiogalaxy.com" 3/5/99
	Credits: Words and Music by Acrobat
	Story Behind the Song This song only took a day to record. The vocals took for ever and suck. Note: At about 3:52 you can here "And you're a station from town". At the same moment I say "town", my digital watch beeps. Doh! Lyrics I had a guarantee for an additional fee That would leave me with all that matters But I'm not an athelete worried about the size of my feet And I've left my birth certificate in tatters You underestimated my soul, thought I'd need less than whole You didn't realize I'm not a real man You're a station from town that I just can't turn down You don't realize the bandwidth you still span I wasn't looking for a face, just a humorous little place Not a cheerleader but a math major Someone who's mouth was free, not too worried about me Someone who wouldn't let me cage her You fit the description so I took the prescription But now I find the bottle empty So I need a refill of your addictive little pill To bring back the fever you sent me You said to the future you weren't looking so I'd better stop cooking Up my scheme, up my grand plan And when you said no future I thought you meant no future Not with me, not with any other man But I see the basil upon your window sill And wonder why the planter's still in tact Maybe your excuse to me was some desparate little plea To make sure you always had someone waiting in the back Copyright © 1999 Acrobat. All Rights Reserved

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