I think I like this one, but it's definitely another rush-job in the lyrics. At least I did have a concept for this one, one that could very well survive a second draft. Kind of came out a "Sister Lovers"/CSN cross, as dangerous as that sounds. At the least, it feels like good Sunday-recovery music.
lyrics
shot down
where the wind takes the whistling away
we're scorching the earth in our way
never to pass through one day
my star
how could I drag you so far
this view from the back of a car
speeding through cities of scars
drown in black river's pull
new California, we're as far as we can run
the banks of our territories fallen
when you feel the ocean breathe beneath your weary feet
the night falls, the clarion horns are calling
this war
the generals sipping their gin
the cavalry marches begin
you're playing the pass-through again
go home
dig yourself out of the wreck
tear up this traveler's check
the captain has left the flight deck
what are you waiting for?
new California, we're as far as we can run
the banks of our territories fallen
when you feel the ocean breathe beneath your weary feet
the night falls, the clarion horns are calling
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