"Abbie Chau" genre: New Wave
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	If there were a genere of music called "mega-cheese" this song would be in it. Ultimately it's vibe is aimed at putting a smile on your face as its melody is so over-the-top bubble-gum happy that you feel compelled to laugh, bob, and sway from side-to-side. Combined with some very embellished orchestral synth programming, and happy-boingy synths, this song is a keeper. It spans over 8 minutes with two movements, bordering too long. The first ridiculously happy, while the second has a instrumental dark, hypnotic, orchestral, techo vibe. the second movement has some bizarre colorful chords in the strings -- bizarre but strangly beautiful. I have no clue as to what the chords are... but they're cool...
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	Story Behind the Song I wrote this song after meeting two girls from California in a bar on Grand Aveneue. They got me so drunk that I got thrown out of the bar. Miraculously I didn't throw up.... but I was still recovering at 6:00PM the next day. Lyrics who really cares what they see in me just tip your head back and enjoy the feeling cause we're having a blast and I hope it will last cause I dread the moment when you leave me hanging in the black so how do you know when you've made a mess you can't correct? so here they some to throw me on the street and I just can't believe that you'd do wrong to me but then you kept a piece of me with you and I had no choice but to take the lure abbie you've got to let me know whether you'll take my hand or ask me to go home cause someday we just might meet again and you'll see me again when I'm more sane we don't know what we're doing here, but we now that we're having fun we don't know what we're doing here, but we know that we'll never be done, and when it comes time to go home i know that I never want to be alone but you never should demand of me and I won't demand you

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