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Red son/sun, rise up...With this brush and an artist's touch, an image unfolds...It's a portrait, set in an apple orchard,of a highway son...A man on the run without any luck...Call it stealing, but he's barely eaten the last couple days...His last possession, a sign of his obsession, a tattered six-string...A man on the road at 40 years old with nowhere to go and nothing to show...Red son/sun rises...Red, raw burn of skin...And he keeps traveling...With his whole life on his back and nothing past present set, every song sung like his last, his telling eyes never rest...They said, "There are things more important than the baker's bread...There are million lives to live beyond your step, and when I chose between life after death or life itself, I chose...life."

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from Remembrance of This That I Loved / Six Skeletons, released March 1, 2004

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Scouts Honor Peoria, Illinois

SCOUTS HONOR were a rock'n'roll explosion based out of Peoria, IL and later out of Chicago, IL. In their 7 years as a band, they played over 400 shows.

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