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Two Silo ComplexCrusin Alternative Pop Rock

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The Drive Home

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A song about the days of just getting in the car and taking a drive with your honey by your side to watch the world go by.
The song Crusin' was recorded by Big Tyme Records. It has not been professionally mastered. This song was performed by ("Two Silo Complex" Guitar, Bass, Vocals) : Drum programming and sequencing by Two Silo Complex Drums presented by Sony Discrete Drums "Volume 1" (Sony ACID loops and Samples.)

The song Crusin' was recorded by 2007 by Big Tyme Records. It has not been professionally mastered. This song was peformed by "Two Silo Complex" (Ken Carlisle - Guitar, Bass, Vocals) : Drum programming and sequencing by Ken Carlisle Drums presented by Sony Discrete Drums "Volume 1" (Sony ACID loops and Samples.)

Verse 1
I do more than survive. Moving forward all the while. When I'm tired of the rat race, things ain't going my way. I grab my baby by my side and we drive.

Chorus:
Crusin crusin down the highway of life, it's alright. Top down movin' out my window the world rolls by, but I don't mind

Verse 2
Foot to the floor I make time watching the curves ahead unwind. Sometimes at the days end I want to get away and just leave it all behind me.

CH:

Verse 3
Stive to find piece of mind. So you don't get taken for a ride. Sick of working for the weekend. About to go off the deep end. Move on down the road another mile.

CH: x

Song Comments

Psonic Ptonic Review
I haven't heard too many psongs lately that gave me the distinct feeling of riding a Harley down California Highway 1 at 4:00 am but this certainly does. Nice dark surfy guitar with strangely menacing West Coast Byrd(re)call vocals. Great track man.

The Drive Home
Cruisin' the highways ragtop down, breeze in your face