"One Last Chance_copy" genre: Folk Rock
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	Folk rock with country influences, featuring a duet with Elizabeth Stephen, piano, mandolin and dobro, with a soaring electric solo.
	CD: Find Your Way Home   Label: Fat Cuz Records Credits: Andy Olmsted
	Story Behind the Song Lyrics My name might not be of too much consequence But I’ve been riding these roads as long as you’ve been alive When I saw you standing there, Underneath that highway sign When my headlights splashed your face, I know your voice must of caught in your throat When this lonely old man stopped to pick you up, and take you away he’ll bring back home If you take the hard road, it takes time If you know why you’re running son it must be a crime You might find yourself all alone, Standing by an empty road And as the sunlight fades to black, You’ll pray that my lights come back May a lonely old man stop to pick you up, and take you away, and lead you back home One last chance for you to make it home tonight One last chance for you to make it right If your running days are done, get on home before the sun One last chance for you to make it right

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