"Loving You" genre: Rock
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	The first tune on the CAS 4: Summer 2001 Guitar Tunes CD. A representative microcosm of the Pop music of Christopher Schlegel. This tune starts with a Barbershop Quartet singing over Jazzy Vaudeville, goes into Hyperactively Funky Pop with Goofball Lyrics, Maximum Strat & Marshall Guitar Solos, final it returns to and fades out with more Dixieland Banjo & Clarinet Fun.
	CD: CAS 4: Summer 2001 Guitar Tunes   Label: Schlegel Entertainment Co. Credits: Written, Performed, Recorded & Produced by CAS
	Story Behind the Song This song is a humorous take on Christopher's view of his slighty antagonistic relationship with society. Lyrics Loving You Intro Falling in love with you Is a very complicated situation It requires patience that is true Or it can lead to never ending exasperation (Repeat ½) Verse1 Man I don’t ever call myself up on my telephone But then I’m not exactly what you might call well renown I know I’d rather cash it in than have to play this game I’m into building my fortune but take a pass on the fame Chorus Loving you/is a game for two But I get confused/and I always lose Can you please excuse/that I’m being used But I’m feeling fooled/and I don’t know all of the rules Feeling better? I’m feeling better now… Verse 2 Hello, I’m talking to you never listen to the space between the notes Sometimes I think you think it’s cool to live a life by rote I see your head ain’t into what you’re doing with your hands But then your head is buried deep about six feet in the sand Chorus Verse 3 Sometimes I think I might and sometimes I see you do But then I don’t know why you never went to bid me adieu I feel so very and you can’t exactly leave it like that You’ve heard it said you won’t know nothing ‘til it’s your turn at bat Chorus

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