Artist	Song
Funkadelic	Can You Get to That
The Beatles	I'm Looking Through You (alt. take)
The Creation	How Does it Feel to Feel?
Jurassic 5	Lausd
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Someday Never Comes
the Velvet Underground	Who Loves the Sun?
Wilco	Far, Far Away
Radiohead	Meeting in the Aisle
the Dramatics	Get Up & Get Down
Built to Spill	Else
the Roots	Thought @ Work
Mazarin	Suicide Will Make You Happy
Marvin Gaye	Inner City Blues
Leonard Cohen	Hey That's No Way to Say Goodbye
Uncle Tupelo & Doug Sahm	Give Back the Key to My Heart
Bob Dylan	Buckets of Rain
Pavement	Here
White Stripes	Hello Operator
Elvis Costello & the Attractions	Big Boys
the Kinks	20th Century Man
fIREHOSE	In Memory of Elizabeth Cotton
the Who	Blue Red and Grey

Comment:

When I left Philadelphia, I made my friends a 6 CD mix collection. The songs that comprise those discs were taken from some of the 1,000 CDs I've had to sell since getting laid off to be able to afford a move to Chicago.

While not all of the songs are about leaving town, a big majority of the tracks here are. If you're ever making a Goodbye or breakup tape, consult some of these sources.

Here's some info about some of the tracks and why they're included:
- First and foremost, track 21 is fIREHOSE, Mike Watt's post-Minutemen band... not to be confused with shitty 80s metal popsters FireHOUSE.
-- "I'm Looking Through You" Great song, but this version is the kickass Anthology version that Wes Anderson originally wanted at the end of The Royal Tenenbaums.
-- The Creation track is just SICK... just as good a track as their "Making Time"
-- "I long to hold you in my arms and sway/Kiss n' ride on the CTA" __ Jeff Tweedy
-- Uncle Tupelo... just buy all their stuff. Start with "Still Feel Gone" or "Anodyne" (where this track comes from)
-- Best "Goodbye" song ever: Leonard Cohen's "Hey That's No Way to Say Goodbye"

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