One False Move Is All It Takes

ONE FALSE MOVE IS ALL IT TAKES	2:39	private cdr
ONE FALSE MOVE	3:24	TRACKSII

Note: "One False Move" originated as an acoustic demo entitled "One False Move Is All It Takes" recorded on February 25, 1993; in that form, it was a light-hearted ditty about a young working class couple. The recorder is stopped and re-started once during this performance. The finished song was recorded around late March 1994, and was recut in a number of iterations that spring. The released version was cut as part of what have become known as the Streets Of Philadelphia Sessions, although at least some portion of the released recording (including Ron Aniello's parts) was overdubbed later, possibly around 2018. The song borrows its title from the 1992 film starring Bill Paxton and Billy Bob Thornton.