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Everybody's Business

from Other Desert Cities by Bay Station

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    10-song CD released April 27, 2018

    Produced by Kwame Copeland, Deborah Crooks, and Mike Stevens
    Mixed by Mike Stevens at Lost Monkey Studio, Hayward, CA
    Mastered by Ken Lee at Ken Lee Mastering
    Design by Alicia Buelow
    All songs words and music ©Kwame Copeland and Deborah Crooks (ASCAP)

    "Between the amazing vocals of Deborah Crooks and the equally awesome musicianship of her bandmates, Kwame Copeland, Steve Waters and Chris Veenstra, Bay Station delivers its own unique style, incorporating the best parts of Americana, Alt-Country, and just plain good storytelling. These songs will grab you with their sound, but truly capture your attention as they sing about what it must be like to live in the desert, from both the viewpoints of visitors, residents, and native animals." — Bob Leggett LA Music Critic

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lyrics

Alejandro and Rosalinda, Alex and Rosa to you my friend
Opened up a Hacienda, a café off of Highway 10
Rosa’s at the register, Alex is baking bread
Gives it another minute and laughs at what she said
Local girl, her baby too, highway travelers, me and you

Everybody come on in, there’s always room for more
Everybody’s business coming through the door
Everybody come on in

On to Phoenix after Indio, stop for lunch stop just to stop
Paper napkins paper plates, heading eastward through the Western states
Check out early off the clock, other desert cities call
Rosa says treat each other well, and wave’s her farewell
All that knowing in her eyes, seen so many kisses so many goodbyes

Everybody come on in there’s always room for more
Everybody’s business coming through the door
Everybody come on in

Drive on from Mourning Dove to Swainson’s hawk
Tap the wheel hit your knee no need to talk
Arizona Red-tail, Mississippi blues
Counting ones and fours, ones and fours and twos
Adjust the mirror, watch out for snakes, ease back onto the interstate

Everybody come on in there’s always room for more
Everybody’s business coming through the door
Everybody come on in there’s always room for more
Everybody’s business coming through the door
Everybody‘s business

credits

from Other Desert Cities, track released April 27, 2018
Recorded by Dan Joeright at Gatos Trail Studio, Joshua Tree, CA
Kwame Copeland acoustic guitars, backing vocals
Deborah Crooks vocals
Ben Bernstein bass
Steve Waters electric guitars, backing vocals
Mike Stevens drums

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