"The Desert" genre: Progressive Rock
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	CD: The Well   Label: Big Balloon Music Credits: Written and Performed by Eric Kampman
	Lyrics Reflections on the sand we made our way across the searing plain And we called out and we saw into our own doom And we listened but believed no one With passions on demand we wore our hearts out Handing out our blame And we cried out when we thought no one could hear Our admission of our pain and fear They say there once was water They say there used to run a river Through the middle of the town The well that now spits sand and gravel So full a man could drown We watch the children play here Dusty dreams and windswept wishes While the elderly complain Of numbered days and failing senses Of life lived on the wane This dry delusion, this pale illusion the one solution to this confusion is this: The desert calls to me and though I know not why I choose to go To the lifeless empty wasteland that I love I pursue that sandcastle mirage

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