"A little Bit Less" genre: Leftfield
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	Up tempo, hip hop beat, Electronic, Sweeping Wah Wah guitars, cool lyrics, excelent groove synth bass line and oh yeh! cool to dance to if you feel like dancing and brought your dancing shoes.
	CD: Soon to be released demonstration recording   Label: just a demo Credits: R. Stapleton & I. Gold
	Story Behind the Song R. Stapleton presented this lyric to me one fine day and I originally had this guitar riff that stayed constantly strumming on one particular cord. The wah wah shifts the frequency from low to high and I enjoyed the way it phased in and out over this beat I rehearsed it to. Originally I had words that I mumbled to Anna my lovely girlfriend at the time and now my newly wed wife and I think they went something like "Girl ever since I met you always been there for me Girl". Usually I come up with some type of melody to hum or ramble over the song till I bring it to Redge and we take it from there. (Thank God for real lyrics and R. Stapleton storys Lyrics To her music is the answer To her the questions never made sense She sits alone in a room quietly crying to her self The only light from a candle on a dust covered shelf Teary eyed she wonders why where did it all go wrong These emotions stirred up by her favorite sad song To Her Music is the answer. Every minute of every day starts like all the rest. Every night she goes to bed and feels a little bit less Her trouble head filled with sick and twisted thoughts Her heart is on a deadly course To the eye she looks a lot like daddys little girl To the rest shes everybodys whore To her music is the answer To her the questions never made sense

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