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Nevada Thru a Rearview

from West of the Rest by John Greene Music

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This is about that feeling you get when driving long, long distances. What would have happened if I'd used that exit that I just shot by at 90mph? etc etc..
It is also about my inability to stay anywhere very long.

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Nevada Thru A Rearview
words and music by
john greene

All has promise in the morning
As I check out just before dawn
Got that motel leaving feeling
Another picture never drawn

Beverly Hills Nevada
Population 419
Would it be paradise to stay here
Or just like everywhere I’ve been

I love to drive the lonesome highways
Looking for a magic place
Nevada through a rearview mirror
Living from a suitcase

A room with a view can never hold me
The same scene soon grows old
Can’t find a place I don’t grow tired of
That doesn’t start to eat at my soul

I love to drive the lonesome highways
Looking for a magic place
Nevada through a rearview mirror
Living from a suitcase

© joncomusic 2009

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from West of the Rest, released January 1, 2009

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John Greene Music Falmouth, UK

John Greene's music is a reflection of his turbulent, non-conformist life and is based on early rock and roll, the pop explosion of the 60’s, the blues and many things Americana.
Best described as ‘Hard Country’, it lives in the space also occupied by the likes of Neil Young and the Grateful Dead. It always involves his unique viewpoint on the world he has lived in and the troubles we all share.
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