"Disengagement" genre: Pop
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	a depressing song about getting engaged and knowing something bad was about to happen
	Story Behind the Song This song is a true story. I wrote it in the early 1990's. The lyrics represent pretty much exactly what happened. I recorded the song in March 2001 in San Diego. Chris Kelly played the guitars, and I did both the lead and backup vocals. Lyrics An hour has passed since I've been here One hand on a smoke the other on a beer I'm trembling inside don't really know why I'm looking for answers amidst the whiskey and rye I gave her the ring yesterday Asked her to marry me and yes she did say Now I sit here alone wondering how to feel Something tells me it's too good to be real Jim's behind the bar and a good friend as well He looks at me asks what I've got to tell James I said she's the best thing in my life It would be simpler if I made her my wife A song was playing above the noise of the crowd I had to listen closely it wasn't too loud It talked about the pain of loving someone so bad I did not feel either happy or sad My fears were pouring down like rain But I convinced myself that all my worries were in vain I imagined the wedding and how pretty she would be Two days later she gave the ring back to me Two days later she gave the ring back to me

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