"Something More" genre: Christian Rock
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	CD: Brand New Day   Label: Indie Credits: words and music by Dan Miller
	Story Behind the Song Ecclesiastes 5:10-12 I've had to make some decisions lately on how I'm going to pay for my last few years of college. I could have graduated debt-free, which I really would've liked. But to do so, I wouldn't be able to do a lot of the things that I've really enjoyed during college - things like leading bible studies, playing guitar in a worship band for Campus Crusade, and spending a summer working at a church in Colorado. I really got tired of thinking about money, and hated the thought of having my decisions controlled by it. I know that's part of life, but it's also something that I didn't want to deal with. I got so sick of money, and what I could afford to do and have, and what I couldn't afford to do and have. I'd rather spend my time doing things that have eternal value than spend my time working at a well-paying job so I could have "stuff". I don't want to spend my old age thinking that my youth could've been better spent. Lyrics Truth be known and this empty show is nothing but a game is my worth found in the amount of the things that I can claim? When looking back in 90 years at all the blood and sweat and tears I want to know my life was lived for something more I take my joy in knowing you and nothing that I do could ever define who I am and if it's all taken away it's all loss anyway compared to being called a son of the King I want to live for something more Networking friends to reach an end, it always seems so fake is my worth found in the amount of the things that I can claim?

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