Bus Station in Montana

from Blue Highways - Singles by JKutchma & The Five Fifths

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I feel right at home on the Great Divide
For maybe the first time of my life
That County Road’s a country wide
Split down the middle by a dotted white line
That I’ve signed and signed with a silent pen
I’ll never stop just begin again
So come on baby are you good to go?
Almost almost has never been so close

I been waiting for you to say to me
I wasn’t sure now I’m sure ready
But those coming clouds painted on our bus…
Yeah but our going clouds are gone forever
Up and over in that purple sky
It could be a sunset or maybe sunrise
Are we there Mama? Do now you know?
Almost almost has never been so close

She grabbed her lover rather grabbed her coat
Instead of saying goodbye she said I got to go
Tell me babe do you love me?
Tell me babe just go on and say it
And in that moment all was broken
Though nothing said, everything spoken
Spoken, like a hearse going slow
Almost almost has never been so close
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from Blue Highways - Singles, released August 20, 2016
Andrew Blass: piano, vocals
Kaitlin Grady: cello, vocals
George Hage: organ, vocals
Jason Kutchma: vocals, guitar, harmonica, piano
Steve Oliva: slide guitar, vocals
Matt Oliverio: electric guitar
Evan Rowe: drums, percussion, vocals
Tom Rau: bass
Jon Truesdale: acoustic guitar, vocals

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