Break Free
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This song was released on the "Because of Wynn-Dixie" movie soundtrack. Dave from 1.16.2004: "I wrote it when I was thinking about my little girls."
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Started off as a tiny improv jam by Stefan in the Summer of 2006 and later evolved with every performance with the rest of the band and lyrics by Dave.
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Introduced in the during the 2007 Spring European tour. There are many variations to these lyrics. The offical studio released of Corn Bread came as a b-side available only with the UK Released of the "Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King" Super Deluxe Box Set
(Studio Lyrics)
Introduced in the 2004 Summer tour. There are many variation to these lyrics.
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It has been said that this song was inspired from a young female fan, "Emily", who was terminally stricken with leukemia. As the story goes, her last request was to meet Dave Matthews in person, and after visiting her, he was inspired to write "Deed is Done". The song was recorded in Fall of 1995 for the "Crash" album, and was not a "road-tested" tune. It and three other songs recorded ("Help Myself," "Little Thing," and Boyd Tinsley's "True Reflections") were chosen to not be included in the album's line-up. "Deed is Done" was first played during a Dave and Tim live soundcheck for the 9.24.95 show. Has only been played twice by the full band twice. The song took its most popular form as a passionate Dave and Tim song where Tim could add his manic sounds to the mood of the song and where Dave has occasionally quoted lines from The Who's "Pinball Wizard". With the release of Before These Crowded Streets in April of 1998, fans heard the "Deed is Done" riff towards the end of the thirty-second jam following "Pig" on the album. - dmbalmanac
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Introduced in 2006 during the Dave Matthews solo shows and teased a few other times. Originally spelled "Ayhee" on dmband.com setlists and on the setlist for 5.12.06, until 04.22.07 at Radio City Music Hall with Tim Reynolds and was written as "Eh Hee" on the setlist.
Eh Hee debuted on the 2006 Dave and Friends cruise. Dave played it by himself a few months later before retiring it (save a couple of teases) for almost a year, when he played it with Tim on 4.22.07. It appeared again on 8.18.07 as a full DMB song.
A music video for a studio version of the song was released on iTunes on 9.4.07, with all of the instruments played by Dave.
Initially titled "Thing" from the dmband.com RealTime setlist page during Bonnaroo 2004, later changed to "hmm? (new)" during the start of the Summer 2004 tour then later titled "Good Good Time". This song was played throughout the 2004 tour and resurfaced during the 2006 Caribbean Cruise Getaway.
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Although it was confirmed to be the only unreleased song recorded for 'Under The Table and Dreaming' (Steve Lillywhite, Oct. 1998), it never quite made it to any other studio albums and is now know for is steady occasional playing.
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