"From The Country" genre: Alternative Country
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	In From The Country Michael Brennan spins a tale of backwoods simplicity clashing with big city slickerness in this solid country rocker. In typical picturesque fashion Brennan weaves his tale to the backdrop of a 70's era country rocker. Cowbell and all.
	CD: The Wayward Angels   Label: Red Rows Music Credits: Words and Music by Michael Brennan copywrite 1999
	Story Behind the Song "I was actually spending all day making hay for my sister's horses back home," Brennan recalls. "And I came back to the house in a great mood. I grabbed my guitar and started banging out a blues progression." Soon Brennan began working with the "making hay every day" line and was hooked. "I got that line straight off," he says, "the rest was finished here in Toronto." Lyrics From The Country There's a big highway runs by my door They call it a street, must be 8 lanes or more I'm from the country, can't get used to these city ways I'm stuck here now but I'll be going home some day Everyone talks about the glittering lights Stars everywhere, guess they don't come out at night I'm from the country, can't get used to these city ways I'm stuck here now but I'll be going home some day Chorus I'm from the country, you can't urbanize this country boy or pacify My country ways, I should be making hay, everyday Yes,I'm from the country I say hello to everyone I meet I heard someone whisper "He's a nut or a creep" I'm from the country, can't get used to these city ways I'm stuck here now but I'll be going home some day Chorus There's so-cal and noveau ciusine Give me biscuits and my grandpa's beans I'm from the country, can't get used to these city ways I'm stuck here now but I'll be going home some day Chorus © 1999 Michael Brennan

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