On "Take You On A Cruise"

"Take You On A Cruise" mean, it's
 It's like people ask you, like so often, like, what are your favorite songs?
 And it's really an honest answer, like I really don't personally have them
 And that's the reason why we are, I look at our
 You know, our band is like an album's band
 Because it's really, each song really has its purpose
 Under the umbrella of ten or 11 songs
 They really, you know, each one has its place
 Whether it's track two, three or four, five, six, seven
 They have, you know, they have its purpose
 But Take You On A Cruise, I do have a bit of a special fondness and
 A part of the actual composition, but then there's also that like
 You know, there's a memory I have
 Of actually listening to this song while we're recording it
 And ahem, essentially we, everything was tracked
 All the music was already like recorded
 And then we're kind of at the 11th hour as far as mixing it
 And Paul is still kind of like working on vocal ideas 'til the very, very end
 And I remember we were actually at the studio called Tarkin Studios
 Where we recorded and mix the first two records up in Connecticut
 And I remember Peter, who was, you know
 The engineer and the owner of the studio
 We went up one morning to like kind of start mixing "Take You On A Cruise"
 We still hadn't heard the vocals yet
 And we're kind of like, you know, what's it going to be like?
 And those moments are like, you know, it's kind of a crazy moment
 To go to start mixing the song and not know what the
 What the vocal is going to be like
 And we're really at a time, you know
 The deadline of when we had to kind of finish the album
 But then we heard what Paul had recorded the night before
 And it was like such a pleasing euphoric moment where it was like so incredible
 And to this day, like, it's like, it goes from being like, I want it to be like
 To all of a sudden just being, relief again, would not be the right word
 It'd be more of like, just like, I was elated, you know, it was like so excited
 And it was just like, it was like, I just kind of want to, you know
 Want to keep, kept on hearing it over and over again
 I just wanted to press play and it was incredible
 So then to all of a sudden, then I think we probably mix it all in that one day
 So you go from experience of not knowing the vocals
 Which is the most recognizable element on a song right
 By the end of it, like having a finished song
 By the end of the day having a finished song, you know mix was
 It was something that I still remember
 I still remember it being like sunny outside
 'Cause it was like a skylight in the studio and
 And I had a very similar experience for a song that we didn't record today
 But on the new record "Same Town, New Story" where
 Came in one day and Paul just did like
 Incredible work bass-wise and vocal-wise
 And just came out of left field as far as
 Where I had heard the song previously
 And it just was I was like again like he laid it
 So, those kinds of moments where you have like a surprise
 And it's like really like oh man, this is just
 I didn't see it's coming, but I'm just you know super excited by where
 Where where we, where we've taken it
 So "Take You On A Cruise" really has that moment for me