From my 1997 album, The Man Who Isn't There. I wrote it to be sung as a duet with my college friend Mike Tucker, though scheduling conflicts meant the two of us never actually sang it together. It's about the length of a lifelong friendship—back yards and mud pies through school days and out the other side.

This version is a heavy-metal-infused symphonic arrangement, which is not where anyone would have expected that song to end up.