"Welcome to Your Life" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	A man giving his ex-girlfriends eulogy, only to wake up and find it was all a dream. Ultimately, it was what he always wanted to say but never had the chance.
	CD: Thinker-Singles   Label: Self-released Credits: Steve Prouse-lyrics, music
	Story Behind the Song It was a bad dream about an intense relationship. I was giving my ex-girlfriends eulogy, then woke up only to realize all the things I never got to say were still on my mind. Lyrics WELCOME Weathered by the storm / that consumed you / long before this life / set apart the way that you existed / from everybody's lie / and for you / I had tried to be something greater / that no one yet deserved / I had tried to see through the mirror / but nothing's ever been as clear as now / welcome to your life / the realest of all dreams / where voices carry more than what they seem / as I can finally tell why your happiness became my hell / the difficult extremes that signified us different and the same / were lost within the tides / as I receded / the lack of which I've come to bleed right now / welcome to your life / the longest of all days / where there is nothing left to take away / swallowed by the loss / and mortified by how I failed you / just as I thought life had lost its meaning / I opened up my eyes / without making a sound / I sat there screaming / I could not stop the pain of dreaming now / welcome to your life / a figment of the past / that convolutes each day more than the last / finding me in dreams / denying me of needed closure / these days will carry on / the war that was our song / leaving me my dreams / and promises of how I swore / I'd find you...

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