"What Shade" genre: Country General
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	Straight-from-the-jukebox slowdance tune in the spirit of Patsy Cline.
	CD: What Was That EP   Label: Pennymoon Records Credits: Andy Ard - Music & Guitar; Victoria Woodworth - Lyrics; Rachel Simring - Vocals; Eric Shiveley - Drums & Production; Michael Shay - Cello & Bass
	Story Behind the Song Andy had the music sitting around for quite some time, but was stuck on the lyrics. He had the title "What Shade of Blue" and several sets of words that weren't working. He gave the song to Vicky Woodworth, an absolute genius songwriter, who promptly conjured the lyrics in their final form in one evening. Everything was recorded with no more than 3 takes; the song seemed to play itself. We added Michael Shay's brilliant bass & cello parts, and it was a done deal. The lyrics speak of an unrequited love. The rest, I think, is best told by the song itself Lyrics What Shade (C) 2001 Andy Ard, Victoria Woodworth I am a dreamer, you are the dream It is my sad misfortune to be as I seem I'm living on fleeting moments and in between them You never see them Maybe they're blue What shade are my eyes to you? What in this whole world was I thinking of? Shoulda been watching my two-step Not falling in love It's always too much for me And never enough You never see them Well, baby they're blue What shade are my eyes to you? And never enough [Instrumental] Safe in your corner, just trailing your smoke And checking to see if anybody's getting your jokes But you never see me try to be true What shade are my eyes to you? No, you never see me try to be true What shade are my eyes to you?

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