Well....OK, it's not exactly "My Highway," but last year, after I lost my Dad, I found myself using my daily Drive Time for crying. It worked out well, because I could sob privately, in peace, and by the time I got where I was going, I was ready to face the world.
I came to call that stretch of road between home and work my "Cryin' Highway." I wanted to write a song about it, but I didn't want to write a sad, heart-wrenching ballad, because I truly believe that tears are healing and getting past grief requires attending to the emotional details - even when they wreck your mascara and make you look all puffy.
And besides, Dad liked rollicking, fun tunes, so I owed him something up-beat.
The song I came up with is "Cryin' Highway." We debuted it a few weeks ago and it's on the playlist for our set at the Sundial Music Festival on July 1st.
Check out the details here: Sundial Music Festival
I came to call that stretch of road between home and work my "Cryin' Highway." I wanted to write a song about it, but I didn't want to write a sad, heart-wrenching ballad, because I truly believe that tears are healing and getting past grief requires attending to the emotional details - even when they wreck your mascara and make you look all puffy.
And besides, Dad liked rollicking, fun tunes, so I owed him something up-beat.
The song I came up with is "Cryin' Highway." We debuted it a few weeks ago and it's on the playlist for our set at the Sundial Music Festival on July 1st.
Check out the details here: Sundial Music Festival