"The Fading Away" genre: Indie
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	A melodic story about a husband's perspective on his wife's eating disorder.
	CD: LIFE inLowFi   Label: sf underground Credits: (c)(p)1996 Something Fishy Music & Publishing
	Story Behind the Song Because Something Fishy works to raise awareness about Eating Disorders (Anorexia, Bulimia and Compulsive Overeating), they decided to include this song on the album "LIFE inLowFi" -- it is the story of a husband's perspective on his wife's battle with Anorexia. Written and recorded at sf underground studios. Lyrics I tell you you're dying and you stare at the floor you're okay but you're crying it must hurt to the core don't know what you're thinking as you hide at the door their help makes you worse can you take anymore You tell me you're starving and I ask you to eat not realizing it's you who will feel the defeat guilt always beckons even under these sheets my help makes us tired and you're already beat echoes of tomorrow think of last year today you'll be free of your sorrow but for now that's someday so now I just wait and listen to the rain and pray you survive the fading away and you say as we weigh the options that remain you're hidden in yesterday while today is the pain so I watch as I cry while you wither and die so real that it scares me self-hate in your eyes I tell you I love you you can't love what I see the mirror tells lies reflects to you what must be it makes you distrust me you can't trust even you your doubt won't believe so it destroys what is true echoes of tomorrow think of last year today you'll be free of your sorrow but for now that's someday so now I just wait and listen to the rain and pray you survive the fading away (c)(p) Something Fishy Music & Publishing Writen & performed by Amy & Tony Medina Produced by Tony Medina

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