"These songs are melodically compulsive to demoralise the hell out of you and make sucking on an tucker out pipe seem fun."-Steve Owen, Nashbill.
"Uplifting triumphs of optimism? Maybe I got the improper CD."-Erin Untried Salt Lake Saviour.

10 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Power-folk, POP: Folky Pop

Run Over By The Wheels Songs


Details:
Alan Garr wrote and recorded these songs in an attic on Davie Circulate in Chapel Hill, NC in March of 2005 while in between jobs; a place in which Alan was familiar; not the Attic part, the in between jobs part. This time it was a little different, however, in that he hadn't had a drop of alcohol in over a year and found that without the abuse of liquor and o.t.c. speed, unemployment was really pretty boring. He wondered, at first, what people even got up for if they didn't have that morning beer to look forward to in the shower. Anyway, He decided to pass the time by writing and recording. He found it a little odd knowing that he would no longer need those "morning listening sessions" to see just what in the hell he had put down on tape the night before.It seems he had mysteriously stopped having blackouts for some reason. I know, weird huh? Anyway, these songs are in part about an ending to a tired life known and a beginning to a new life unknown, parlaying the effects that lost love and death have on the psyche.Oh and alcohol...sweet sweet alcohol--Lox, Rube

Note: Rube is Alan's manager and drug keeper awayer.