"Ghosts of Toronto" genre: Folk
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	A song about giving up. Not dying.
	CD: Everything You Gave Me   Label: Released in Toronto, Canada Credits: Janine Stoll - vocals, Michael Birthelmer - engineer
	Lyrics Why did you have to die on the streets of Toronto Were you tired of carving a place Were you weary of seeing the depth in the shadow Of a boy who was losing his face Some women give favours in alleyways Some Men can live off vermouth But the ghosts of Toronto are living off pennies From the dusty pawn shop of their youth And I thought you could be alive So I gave you my air And when I was through digging through your dirt I discovered that nothing was there And so you came to rest with the ghosts of Toronto With the sidewalk baring your name Leaving the saints and believers in mourning And a family shrowded in shame

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