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Back There

from Bottleneck by Martin Rivas

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Back there, another city
Back there, another town
One less gallon of gas and one mile closer to breaking down

I can't be understanding, I can't be sensitive
I gave up when I realized what you needed the least was the most that I could give

Not far to get some dinner, not far to get a bed
One less person to think about
One more body in my head

Back there, another diner
Back there, another thrill
The rising sun ends the anguish over the night before
The evening before

The engine screaming for mercy from the unforgiving road
Tires unconscious and bleeding, about to explode
Skidmarks like nails on a wall, that sick familiar sound
Plunging deep in the ground
Digging deep in the ground
Endless sleep in the ground

That scar is slowly healing
That scar will be around
If you're in for a penny, you're in for a pound

Back there, another exit
Back there, another cop
If he could tell me where I'm going
I might pull over

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from Bottleneck, released February 1, 2002
All noises by Martin Rivas.

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Martin Rivas New York, New York

Brooklyn native Martin Rivas has been a stalwart participant and supporter of NYC-based underground music since his days in early-90s critical darlings & CBGB regulars Serious Pilgrim. Martin’s music has always taken the listener on a sonic journey that feels new and familiar; now that fatherhood has introduced him to his greatest passion, his 7th album is certain to take some compelling twists. ... more

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