“MOMMA, I’M COMIN’ HOME (Los Angeles to Bayville)”
Words and Music by SHANNON

The road is long but it never gets weary
I’m two hours gone - does anyone hear me?
As life goes by on the 405
It takes a moment to realize
The right of passage is the star shine on me keeping the light…
Momma, I’m comin’ home…

Reflections in my mirror - reflect my state of mind
The California sun warps my eastbound lines
Feel the dusty choke of the open road
Keep the top down singing to the radio
The right of passage is the right turn signal keeping the time (Momma I’m coming home)

Momma I’m comin’ home (Momma can you feel me) (Momma can you hear me)

Two days out in the Texas heat
My eyes fight my mind for a little sleep
The lines on the road seem to hypnotize
My shaded vision wants to tell me lies
The right of passage is a dust dirt road smokin’ out of here
Momma, I’m comin’ home

Momma, I’m comin’ home (Momma can you feel me) (Momma can you hear me)

Third day gone and my heart is racing
Forgotten the time, but it’s time I’m chasing
The rain teems down on the Garden State
Two miles past the BAYVILLE gate
The right of passage is my heart come a beatin’ towing the line
Momma, I’m comin’ home

Momma, I’m comin’ home (Momma can you feel me) (Momma can you hear me)

Though she’s near me right beneath her stone
I fall to my knees weeping all alone
There’s pain in her name glistenin’ in the black
From the headlights and steam of my Cadillac
The right of passage is a paved road I’ve carved full of tears
Momma…I am home.

Sing it!
They all shine down. The angels of Mary…

Lou Pucci: Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals
Dennis Ferrante: Backing Vocals (w/ TIMBER)
Vinnie Sisser: Drums (right there in the pocket)
David Hershey: 12 String Acoustic
Jeff Wallace: Engineer at The Jam Room in Howell, NJ
Bayville New Jersey Singers: Choir Vocals w/ Lou and Dennis and Shannon SHANNON: Lead Vocals, Bass Guitar, Lead Guitar, Piano, Organ, Orchestration, Tambourine, Production and Arrangement