Road Trip
from Far Away From Any Place Called Home by Joanna Wallfisch
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lyrics
I’m going on a road trip
Riding down a well worn path
I change my background story
Every time somebody asks,
I have worn so many masks.
Winding down the window
Letting in the breeze,
Breathing in the ashes
Of the burning redwood trees.
Time moves parallel with motion, It’s the travellers disease,
We are all escapees.
Ooooh…
There was the lady in the wheelchair,
Her mirage turned all too real, As she rolled along the highway
Waiting for a car, her life to steal,
I can’t imagine how she feels.
And the father in the campsite
Gives his child whiskey rye,
“Tip that bottle, son, that’s right, Til you see the starry sky”
What a fateful lullaby.
So now I see the world through different eyes
As time slows down,
Forgetful dreams
Make no more compromise, This road knows no bounds.
I’m going on a road trip
Riding down a well worn path
I change my background story
Every time somebody asks,
I have worn so many masks
Riding down a well worn path
I change my background story
Every time somebody asks,
I have worn so many masks.
Winding down the window
Letting in the breeze,
Breathing in the ashes
Of the burning redwood trees.
Time moves parallel with motion, It’s the travellers disease,
We are all escapees.
Ooooh…
There was the lady in the wheelchair,
Her mirage turned all too real, As she rolled along the highway
Waiting for a car, her life to steal,
I can’t imagine how she feels.
And the father in the campsite
Gives his child whiskey rye,
“Tip that bottle, son, that’s right, Til you see the starry sky”
What a fateful lullaby.
So now I see the world through different eyes
As time slows down,
Forgetful dreams
Make no more compromise, This road knows no bounds.
I’m going on a road trip
Riding down a well worn path
I change my background story
Every time somebody asks,
I have worn so many masks
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from Far Away From Any Place Called Home,
released April 1, 2019
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Joanna Wallfisch Los Angeles, California
“Ushering you into a magical sound world… at once boldly individual and sublimely subtle”
★★★★ Jazzwise
Magazine
“When Joanna is on stage one can do nothing but pay attention” ★★★★Downbeat
“Wallfisch combines the intimate purview of a singer-songwriter with the technical liberties of a jazz improviser” The Boston Globe
“Wallfisch creates crystalline, inquisitive music” Wall Street Journal
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Aug 2012
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