"World Looks So Much Better" genre: Pop
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	A great coming of age tune.
	CD: Demo '97   Label: As yet Unsigned Credits: Sam Salazar, Big Daddy Eloy, Danny
	Lyrics Chad was only eighteen when he got himself a gun. Heather was seventeen going on twenty one. They would drive all night 'till the morning light. Until they reached the sun. You know they thought that they were so invincible. Bobby studied everything from Klingons to math. Gina was a bookworm but she never learned to dance. Well, they sat in school, side by side, But never dared to asked. And so they lived their lives never knowing. And they said, "Why can't I be like everybody else?" And they said, "I'd rather be someone but myself." And they didn't know just how the story goes. "The world looks so much better from where they are." Johnny was good-looking but didn't think a thought. Clara was beautiful but never learned a lot. They were taught in school how to be cool. The clique never stopped. On graduation night it was all over. And they said, "Why can't I be like everybody else?" And they said, "I'd rather be someone but myself." And they didn't know just how the story goes. "The world looks so much better from where they are." Danny was the drummer, Sammy played guitar. Eloy was the bassist, and they thought they could go far. They'd see cheesy groups on MTV. "Why can't we be where they are?" And would they still appreciate the music. And they said, "Why can't I be like everybody else?" And they said, "I'd rather be someone but myself." And they didn't know just how the story goes. "The world looks so much better from where they are."

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