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One Fast Move or I'm Gone - Jay Farrar & Benjamin Gibbard



     
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This river of road
it don't flow like it used to
But it's more of a home
Than anywhere that I've ridden it to
And we used to dream together
Now I drink alone
From bottle to the tumbler
Is the only journey left I know
In my memory's steps
I retrace my step
I cannot find where I went wrong
Cause its one fast move or I'm gone
I found out at an early age
I couldn't make anything or place
Disappear or cease to exist
If I turn my back to it
At the interstate we both connect
where you to what you've left

In the ghost of our dream
haunt the road inbetween
Though nothing could compare
To the love we share
Just didn't have a place to belong
So it was one fast for move or I'm gone
One fast move or I'm gone
One fast move or I'm gone
One fast move or I'm gone
One fast move or I'm gone
One fast move or I'm gone
One fast move or I'm gone
One fast move or I'm gone
One fast move or I'm gone
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In a bid to capture the literal essence of Jack Kerouac's 1962 Novel "Big Sur" in the form a soundtrack; Jay Farrar (Son Volt, Uncle Tupelo) teamed up with Benjamin Gibbard (Death Cab for Cutie) to create their first studio album "One Fast Move or I'm Gone".

Jay began his solo career in 2001 after long spells in two critically-acclaimed bands and has since worked closely with members of bands: "The Flaming Lips" and "Blood Oranges". Gibbard, best known for his literal song writing and admirer of Kerouac's prolific work, seemed the perfect partner to accompany Farrar. Gibbard made strong references to Kerouac in the track "Bixby Canyon Ridge" taken from Death Cab's 2008 album "Narrow stairs".

The album (released 9th November 2009 on Atlantic) comes accompanied with a documentary-film DVD about the making of the album. The tone throughout the album effortlessly follows the iconic spontaneity of Kerouac's writing style; leading the listener into a mood of melancholic liberation; care-free but free to care.
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