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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Dispatch
Dispatch
Performer
Chadwick Stokes
Chadwick Stokes
Lead Vocals
Bradley Corrigan
Bradley Corrigan
Drums
Matthew Embree
Matthew Embree
Bass Guitar
Mike Sawitzke
Mike Sawitzke
Electric Guitar
Jon Reilly
Jon Reilly
Drums
Milt Reder
Milt Reder
Electric Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Charles Stokes Urmston
Charles Stokes Urmston
Songwriter
Bradley Corrigan
Bradley Corrigan
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Dispatch
Dispatch
Producer
Craig Welsch
Craig Welsch
Recording Engineer
Joe Visciano
Joe Visciano
Mixing Engineer
Chris Athens
Chris Athens
Mastering Engineer
Dave Huffman
Dave Huffman
Assistant Mastering Engineer
Neil B. Young
Neil B. Young
Recording Engineer
Jimmy Hill
Jimmy Hill
Additional Engineer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
"I think it's somewhere over there"
Said the fox in a post nap throwaway quip
Of an afternoon that he broke in two
When he said I used to think
That no one could love you as much as me
Now I think it might be impossible not to
[Chorus]
So don't you whisk me away, not now, father
I got one chance to stone me a crow
Sally say come here now or don't bother
A good pour is what a poor man knows
[Verse 2]
Once in a while it's all about a girl in Boston
Sunday mornings slippin' into dusk
No sense in jumping the fence,
Just 'cause there's a stone on the road of happenstance
"It's up to you," said the fox, but you really must
[Chorus]
Don't you whisk me away, not now, father
I got one chance to stone me a crow
Sally say come here now or don't bother
A good pour is what a poor man knows
[Bridge]
To feel alive again
Whether it's a way to lose again
To feel alive again
Whether it's a way for us to feel all the same pain
To feel alive again
I reckon it's worth it in the end
Oh, it's working now, oh, it's working now
[Chorus]
Don't you whisk me away, not now, father
I got one chance to stone me a crow
Sally say come here now or don't bother
A good pour is what a poor man knows
[Outro]
Don't you whisk me away, not now, father
Don't you whisk me away
Don't you whisk me away, not now, father
I got one chance to stone me a crow
Written by: Brad Corrigan, Charles Stokes Urmston
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