DESCRIPTION:
title: gas station glow
artist: Wooden Indian (aka Slow Moses)
album: Color is Work (4 July 2012, Self-released)

written by Wally Boudway
buy: http://woodenindian.bandcamp.com/track/gas-station-glow

Wooden Indian (Phoenix, US) now named "Slow Moses":
http://soundcloud.com/wooden-indian
http://woodenindian.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/Wooden-Indian-104389496295098/

— lyrics:
Your skin is pale in the gas station glow.
The eyes of your girl
are full of animals
that you'll never know,
even if you grow and get real big,
little boy.

There's a ghost in your joy,
and a caged bass shakes the car
while the paychecks come later
than light from a star
that you'll never know
even you grow and get real big,
little boy.

Jonathan!
you're still dreaming.

And the mountains at night,
beyond the gas station's light,
are piles of darkness
that you''ll never know,
even if you grow and get real big,
little boy.

And the mountains at night,
beyond the gas station's light,
are piles of darkness with curious shapes
served on fluorescent plates,
and you want more out of the corner of your eye, little boy.

Jonathan!
you're still dreaming.