Lucas
BY: Larry Garrett
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Performed in Kansas City, MO at Songpull 3
About the Song
Inspired by a mentally disabled bike rider who had an impact on me and my friends. Lucas rode his bike everywhere that he went until one day he took his life.
About the Songwriter
I enjoy writing songs about people I’ve known and life situations I’ve experienced.
Songwriter's Occupation
School Bus Driver
Songwriter Resides in…
Independence, MO
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23 Comments
Joann M. Says:
Dec 11, 2007Hey, nice song. I feel like I actually know the poor guy. Sweet sounds.
Sandy T. Says:
Dec 12, 2007I'm from St. Joe and I think I saw you do this song in Parkville, Mo. Was that you? Think it was. I liked it then and I like it now. Disabled people need a great deal of understanding. Thanks for painting a great picture of Lucas.
Tim W. Says:
Dec 19, 2007Top-notch story you got here. Sounds real to me. This is the kind of stuff I dig hearing in coffeehouses. Real folk music. This is okay stuff.
FlGirl M. Says:
Dec 22, 2007I can identify with this song. We had a deaf man in our neighborhoodd when i was little. Another one of your's that i like to listen to. It's sad that Lucas died like that. Keep telling those stories.
Joseph C. Says:
Dec 23, 2007Hey, good song, man. Liked it.
john B. Says:
Dec 24, 2007Real good story. Somber guitar really fits it too. Good writing and keep on telling the stories. They're good.
mossonarollingstone S. Says:
Dec 28, 2007We had a guy like this in the town I grew-up in. Super song. Makes me feel like I know him.
likesmusi L. Says:
Dec 28, 2007This is a different kind of song. Don't thik you did this one that night we heard you. This is real special. You paint a great picture of this guy.
sinclair l. Says:
Dec 30, 2007Very inspiring. I go for songs like this. Very human story. Thanks for doing this on here.
I'm just a amateur songwriter from Jeff City looking for inspiration. You gave it to me.
r r. Says:
Dec 31, 2007Hey there Big Lar. Good to see you the other night. Good to hear the tale of Lucas again too. The honesty in your songs is refreshing.
Ragmop J. Says:
Jan 01, 2008So this is where you been hiding. Great to find all of these great people and YOU singing these great songs. Appreciate you us about this site.
FreddytheFreeloader T. Says:
Jan 01, 2008Great to see somebody singing about disabled people. Lyrics are sung clearly. Nice guitar. Nice performance. Nice songs.
sam j. Says:
Jan 03, 2008I saw this link on JOhnny Cash form. I really like your songs. Im just learning the guitar and i like this kind of music. thanks.
Batgirl C. Says:
Jan 21, 2008Larry, this song blew me away Saturday night. Really a sweet one. And many thanks for including me in the gig. Be seeing you around town, I'm sure.
Taylorguitar P. Says:
Jan 22, 2008Well done, Missouri Picker. I see you on the Gibson Forum. I like your songs. Really folksy.
Venusflytrap M. Says:
Jan 25, 2008Poor Lucas. A sad tale, but nicely done. Thanks for sharing it.
Davejoneslocker W. Says:
Jan 27, 2008I appreciate hearing someone speak-up or the disabled. Very touching story too.
Jody S. Says:
Jan 31, 2008Saw you last week at Main Street. I enjoyed the songs. This is a good one.
Puerto R. Says:
Feb 05, 2008Hey dude. We saw you last saturday night at The Dose in OP. Good set. You didn't do this song, but you sang some sweet ones. Hope you got rid of that cold. See you again soon.
Homerjethro J. Says:
Feb 28, 2008I've always liked hearing you do this one. Hope you do it Sunday night, cuzzzzzzzz we plan on being there at Westport Flea Market. See you there, bud.
Deebo S. Says:
Mar 30, 2008Thanks for elevating the value of life of disabled people. This guy was human and you did a gracious job of showing him that way through the eyes of a young boy. A sad and too-often true story.....
Gretchen M. Says:
Apr 11, 2008Hey Larry Garrett. I finally found this place you told me about. Like your song a great deal. I've got a cousin who could have been like Lucas, but thank God he's still here and doing well.
Bet you don't remember me from JohnnyCash.com...do you?
onerycritter c. Says:
Jul 31, 2008kool music. a slice of life song.