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Some Other Place
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Secret Safety Net
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Running Out of Runway
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Something to Defend
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The Falling
 
 
Matchstick in Your Hand
 
 
Tuesday's Girl
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Hospital Steps
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And the Band Played 'Freebird'
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Your Secret Place
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Susan, Sadly
 
 
Castoff
 
 
Feelingly
 
 
Hollow Years
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This is America
 
 
Wanted, Dead
 
         
  I wrote more songs during my first year of law school than during any other year of my life. Many were awful, some were pretty good and all seemed to demand a stripped-down approach. I think I was writing with my bank account in mind, as Anyone Can Fill Your Shoes came in way over budget and I knew I wouldn’t have funds for studio time with a band again for a while. So I recorded these songs on a Tascam 4-track during my summer break in August 1991.

“Some Other Place” I wrote under the influence of Roddy Frame after seeing Aztec Camera perform at GW University. “Secret Safety Net” borrows the basic guitar riff of “The Milkman of Human Kindness” by Billy Bragg. My favorite song from this collection is “Your Secret Place.”

“And the Band Played ‘Freebird’” was my response to all the brilliant wits who would scream for “FREEBIRD!!” during my acoustic sets at Dylan’s Café in Georgetown. Someone had to do something about this problem.


 

 


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