The Centerpiece of One Way Home, hard rocker Graveyard Waltz evokes haunted memories of America's bloodiest chapter in its history-100 miles along the Pennsylvania Turnpike from Philadelphia to Gettysburg-along pathways and graveyards-"where the highway meets the sun"-the landscape is extremely beautiful and bleak in the land of William Penn, Ben Franklin and Andrew Wyeth. Many generations later, the Hooters write the song about America's history and when Rob and Eric do their Hammond/Fender hopscotch game-look out-they do it in the name of rock
The Centerpiece of One Way Home, hard rocker Graveyard Waltz evokes haunted memories of America's bloodiest chapter in its history-100 miles along the Pennsylvania Turnpike from Philadelphia to Gettysburg-along pathways and graveyards-"where the highway meets the sun"-the landscape is extremely beautiful and bleak in the land of William Penn, Ben Franklin and Andrew Wyeth. Many generations later, the Hooters write the song about America's history and when Rob and Eric do their Hammond/Fender hopscotch game-look out-they do it in the name of rock