"Subterranean Sea" genre: Indie
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	"Subterranean Sea" one of my fave tracks on the album. I got the original title from listening late one night to the widely popular "Art Bell Show", his guest that night was going on about how they had discovered frozen oceans and volcanic activity underneath the surface of one of planet Jupiters moons named IO. "Subterranean Seas", in other words. WHat a great title i thought to myself. As for the meaning behind the song, i left it a little ambigious as i like to do sometimes.It addresses, living "in the world" but not making it to the point of being "of the world". The bridge addresses regrets at the end of life. The last verse speaks of "learning to walk thru dark, to truly know your way". In all honesty, i walked to the mic, that same night and sang the lyrics as they seemed to appear in my mind simultaneously. A sort of exercise of the "collective consciousness", perhaps. The lyrics that "came thru, at their inception ended up being the first and final vocal "take". Spontaniety is a wonderprecious thing! Have a listen.
	CD: Richard Orange:BIG ORANGE SUN   Label: Independent

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