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		<title>By: Chris Hubbs</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chris Hubbs</dc:creator>
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		<description>From Derek&#039;s journal, 1/10/97:

&lt;blockquote&gt;â€œyou are probably aware that God has brought someone very special into my life. now, i could probably count the &#039;love&#039; songs that i&#039;ve written in my whole life on one hand. having said that, i&#039;ve recently written a song summing up my surprise with this incredible blessing that God has brought into my life. i made a little recording of it at our rehearsal house, and cliff was there while i was doing it so he heard the song. he very randomly asked me to play it at the end of the show that we played on new year&#039;s eve in san antonio, so i obviously did, but was very nervous about it. the response was very unusual though. so many people related to the way that i was feeling.â€&lt;/blockquote&gt;

What it Means:

    As Derek says, this is the one love song that has stayed alive through the years. Originally written as a Christmas present for a girl he dated and thought would be &quot;the one&quot;. The original version of this song is featured on the Guild Volume 1 cd. At the time, the girl lived in Kansas City, and Derek lived in Houston.

    &quot;All the intersections are like full serve stations&quot;...this is a metaphor to say that the intersections were completely barren and empty.

    &quot;I&#039;m always driving in my mind&quot;...Because the two lived in different cities, Derek would often drive to Kansas City to see her.

    &quot;&#039;Cause I&#039;ve nothing to my name but I can give you that.&quot;...refers to him giving her his last name in marriage.

Other Notes:...Derek has often referred to this song as part one of a 3-part series of songs about the same girl. The other 2 songs are &#039;Daring Daylight Escape&#039; and &#039;Love is Different&#039;...Now that Derek is happily married to someone else, he has said that this song has taken on a different meaning for him...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>From Derek&#8217;s journal, 1/10/97:</p>
<blockquote><p>â€œyou are probably aware that God has brought someone very special into my life. now, i could probably count the &#8216;love&#8217; songs that i&#8217;ve written in my whole life on one hand. having said that, i&#8217;ve recently written a song summing up my surprise with this incredible blessing that God has brought into my life. i made a little recording of it at our rehearsal house, and cliff was there while i was doing it so he heard the song. he very randomly asked me to play it at the end of the show that we played on new year&#8217;s eve in san antonio, so i obviously did, but was very nervous about it. the response was very unusual though. so many people related to the way that i was feeling.â€</p></blockquote>
<p>What it Means:</p>
<p>    As Derek says, this is the one love song that has stayed alive through the years. Originally written as a Christmas present for a girl he dated and thought would be &#8220;the one&#8221;. The original version of this song is featured on the Guild Volume 1 cd. At the time, the girl lived in Kansas City, and Derek lived in Houston.</p>
<p>    &#8220;All the intersections are like full serve stations&#8221;&#8230;this is a metaphor to say that the intersections were completely barren and empty.</p>
<p>    &#8220;I&#8217;m always driving in my mind&#8221;&#8230;Because the two lived in different cities, Derek would often drive to Kansas City to see her.</p>
<p>    &#8220;&#8216;Cause I&#8217;ve nothing to my name but I can give you that.&#8221;&#8230;refers to him giving her his last name in marriage.</p>
<p>Other Notes:&#8230;Derek has often referred to this song as part one of a 3-part series of songs about the same girl. The other 2 songs are &#8216;Daring Daylight Escape&#8217; and &#8216;Love is Different&#8217;&#8230;Now that Derek is happily married to someone else, he has said that this song has taken on a different meaning for him&#8230;</p>
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