There is a slowness on the throttle
Possibility at hand
Painted out of a corner
Brakes to bind the strands
To decide within the barstore
Overshadows feeding in the lurch
Just survived by a stone's throw
The decision wheel's at work
Used to be found it temporary
Sirens stir the seeds of regret
Gathered clouds are unleashing
Sounds to walk and place your bet
Squatters on high stations
The talkers that hold sway
The verbal backslide rushes out
Like grapeshot-fine spray
No anchor drops sanctuary
No earmark begins to show
No finding it uncovered
Just a wide swing tremolo
Broken-down lessons learned
Redeemed on epitaphs
Pop line folded regulars
With countance to switchback
Echo farewell to midnight
To the loneliness of the chase
To the minutes passed as red letter
To the vision fields defaced
No pangs provide the levy
Breaking out of the throes
No revelry decided
Just a wide swing tremolo
No mercy in a pokerface
Went in here before you go
No sentence yet decided
Just a wide swing tremolo
Son Volt is an American alternative country band formed in Chicago in 1994 by Jay Farrar, former member of Uncle Tupelo. After the latter's disbandment, Farrar gathered some musicians to give life to Son Volt, who immediately achieved success with their debut album "Trace" (1995). The band's sound is characterized by a mix of country rock, folk and psychedelia, influenced by artists like Neil Young, The Byrds and Gram Parsons. Among the most representative songs of Son Volt are "Drown", "Windfall" and "The World Won't End". Over the years, the group has released several successful albums, including "Straightaways" (1996), "Scenes from the Suburbs" (2000) and "American Central Dust" (2005). Jay Farrar remains the only original member of the band, which has gone through various formations throughout its history.
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