"Love Doesn't Live Here Anymore" genre: Soft Rock
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	One of my favorites - song about a worn-out relationship using a dilapidated house as a metaphor.
	Credits: Lyrics: Jonathan M. Smith, Music: Joshua B. Lapo
	Story Behind the Song First song I ever recorded (with my MD 4-tracker) - I hadn't gotten a lot of recording techniques down yet, but hopefully the song speaks for itself. Lyrics The last time I drove by you were waiting outside You would have died if you knew what was in store A crumbling structure with no one to love her Love doesn't live here anymore Peel back the ivy and peer inside Count the holes in the hardwood hallway floor Hope slipped off its hinges and hangs with indifference Love doesn't live here anymore CHORUS The foundation we trusted is shifting There's a dead bolt rusted to the front door Ring the bell but no one is listening Love doesn't live here anymore The paint is peeling and revealing that it's well past its prime No one's tried to hide it like before Time tattered feelings hanging tired from the ceilings Love doesn't live here anymore CHORUS (2x)

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