"South By Midwest"  Parental Advisory genre: Americana
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	From "Longneck"
	Credits: Written by John Magee; Produced and Recorded by David Minehan and Scrimshanders
	Story Behind the Song This is an unmastered track from our forthcoming full-length CD, "Longneck". It's about what happens when you let a girl go to Indiana. Lyrics There's a picture of you locked in my bedroom drawer From the last time we met back in 1984 You moved south to Indiana with a pile of fake jewels From a man who never loved you half as much as I still do We used to spend the summer nights up in Traverse City Framed against the lake, you sure looked pretty I used to hitchhike from Detroit to the western shore Meet you halfway from Chicago out on 94 CHORUS Down south in Indiana Kentucky blue will get you when you say I see you over the border I wish my life was shorter I passed up on you Like a lie that turns out true Nothing's ever through that means so much They should make it illegal like Bonnie and Clyde To love on the run, to love like you're gonna die To be so fucked up by someone you're doomed To a life of mistakes and bad luck you can't lose CHORUS CHORUS

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