"Doors To Our Dreams" genre: Alternative Country
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	A kind of darker more alternative sounding song for Dame Station. This is more of an obsessive type of love. One that is hard to stay in, but hard to let go of as well. Great harmonies and instrumentation in this song! I hope you enjoy this one!
	CD: "Not One Of Many" Credits: Lyrics and Music written by Pam, Pauline and Lucy (Dame Station). Produced by Dame Station and Matt Zimmerman @ Wild Sound Studios.
	Story Behind the Song The key of this song forced us to change the lyrics to this song, over and over! The first lyrics were a little too optimistic, and we wanted lyrics that would fit the darker key, so after a few trial and errors, this is what we came up with! This is a very hard song to perform live, but very beautiful when we hit it dead on! Lyrics DOORS TO OUR DREAMS Verse: The candle burns darker, the room turns colder, your voice has captured my heart. I hear your whisper, I feel your hunger. Your passions lead my way. Chorus: Your world has touched my soul. A place once empty, you hold. I'll sing this song forever and never let go. Verse: Your touch reaches deeper, my need becomes stronger and tears like rain haunt my world. My life becomes yours now, your truth is mine now. Can eternity wait for us? Chorus: Your world has touched my soul. A place once empty, you hold. I'll sing this song forever and never let go. Bridge: Open all the doors to my dreams. Please, take the paths meant to be. If I sing this song forever, will you never let go? Vocalists: Pauline Shuster, Pamela Jean Roth Guitar: Lucy Sweitzer E-Bow: Mark Chalberg Drums: Steve Jennings Bass: Gordon Oschwald Keyboard: Craig Wasner

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