"Don't Let Them Die" genre: Folk Rock
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	A modern vocal song with lyrical content about the dangers of drinking and driving. Written in a traditional structure and performed by Steve Sweeney on a steel-stringed acoustic guitar.
	CD: Internet Single Only   Label: JMN Credits: Written By Joe Nemchik and Steve Sweeney, Performed by Steve Sweeney, Produced By Joe Nemchik
	Story Behind the Song Dont Let Them Die is a song that was written under very unusual circumstances. In the spring of 2001 at a MADD (MothersAgainsDrunkDriving) youth leadership camp, 16 year Joe Nemchik collaborated with English teacher Steve Sweeney in the writing of a message song about drinking & driving. The lyrical expression of Joe combined with the musical talent of Steve to paint a timeless musical picture of one of life’s deadliest challenges. Lyrics Time Ill spend watching PSAS and drivers Ed. Movies. Time Ill spend pretending to care That you may just crash off this earth tonight. Time to change might be later All I see right now are empty beer cans on the carpet. Liquor bottles broken, shattered On the roadside. Dont let them die Dont let one more friend say goodbye Dont let their love drive Dont let them die Help me to change things just for now. If I cant take your keys, Ill have to wait for you to die. One more drunken driver, All alone and dead. Protect my loved ones from themselves, Move them from their bottles. God help the ones who need love now, Theyll leave me all alone. Dont let them die Dont let one more friend say goodbye Dont let their love drive Dont let them die Dont let them die Dont let one more friend say goodbye Dont let their love drive Dont let them die Dont let them die

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