One of three tracks recorded while we were all piled on a big bed, huddled around two microphones at the back of a trailer home in Vermillion, South Dakota.
credits
from Three Days,
track released September 12, 2011
Sunni plays guitar and sings.
So does Caleb.
Morgan plays the banjo and sings.
Quincy keeps time on some hand percussion.
This song was originally written by Sunni.
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