In Ferron's own words: 'The road may go on forever but it is easier if we remember that the vehicle may change... From the opening song called Breakpoint, the invocation to perfect love, to the last song Maya, the dedication to actual love, this album of 10 songs is an exploration of how change and commitment interact with each other and with supposed meaning in our lives... I asked myself, and each of the 12 musicians, to play as though we had already got to where we were going and craved nothing more than to stretch out and hold sacred the now of the song. There is a place in each of the songs where I forget where I am, very much like what sometimes happens when we drive and think.'

Lyrical, lots of depth, layers and substance, and as always, very highly recommended.

Track Listing
1 Breakpoint
2 Girl On A Road
3 Call Me
4 Cactus
5 Love Loves Me
6 Borderlines
7 Sunshine's Lament (Prologue)
8 Sunshine
9 Sunshine's Lament (Epilogue)
10 Independence Day
11 A Name For It
12 Maya

She just keeps getting better, which means wiser, truer, more image-rich and commanding. A stunningly brilliant work, yet so deeply human and full of grace.

-- Scott Alarik's 1994's Top Ten Recordings, December 22, 1994,The Boston Globe, p. 18

Ferron is a brilliant songwriter that has an uncanny way of reminding us what it means to be human. Driver is some of her best writing.

-- Emily Saliers (Indigo Girls)

Ferron has what moves me most...I find sympathy for what is hard, honesty for what is inevitable, a companion in sorrow and triumph, a hand to hold as we keep going, not giving up. I love Ferron and her work.

-- Shawn Colvin

Thanks to...Ferron for being on the earth.

-- John Gorka