"Underwater Lab and The Tunnel" genre: Ambient
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	I get the vibe that I'm walking through a laboratory filled with ancient things, interesting trinkets, and space-age gadgets. Windows show that I am underwater. I venture into an Aquarium-esque tunnel, where I'm tapped on the shoulder by a scientist who utters...Well, just listen to the song, and find out. Thanks to Warren for the lending of the Keyboard.
	CD: Live From the Stars   Label: Self-Release Credits: Brandon Blair, small contribution by Samuel Tucker
	Story Behind the Song Like most of my songs, this is very spacey, but earthy and natural at the same time. Almost like the anti-space. The frontier we so often forget - The Ocean. I've always had a fascination with houses or buildings underwater in novels or movies. It seems as if it would be so beautiful to look out of a window to see fish, and the picture of a warm, lazy sun, twisted and morphing to the contours of the imagination, due to the water. Notice most of my material deals with the exploration of these frontiers. I don't do it on purpose, I promise. Lyrics None, aside from a particularly mysterious voice, uttering "So, what to you think?" At the end. This represents the Scientist, a man I picture as being more of a scholar, dressed in not so much a lab coat as a comfortable blue robe, or something as equally slap-dash, with huge glasses glinting in the light of the room. He is the starry-eyed wonderer, the seeker of answers.

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