Already Someplace Warm

In a live recording of original songs covering a wide range of topics, Bill's trademark humor is complemented by heartfelt insights about the workings of the world. Simple and direct, this album includes, "I Want To See the Day," "This Train Don't Run," "No Hobo's Lullaby," "Dead End Job," "Handful Of Flowers," "Forty Years From Now," "So Many Years," "Dead Cat Blues," "Thank You Mr. Ryan," "Zucchinis!," "How the Story Ends," "Already Someplace Warm," "Light of the Moon," and "Daddy Played the Phonograph."Singer, songwriter, storyteller, author, and playwright, Bill Harley is known to millions as a regular commentator on National Public Radio's All Things Considered. Harley's trademark is his uncanny ability to combine song and story, humor with meaning.