"Scars Remain (The Erin Song)" genre: Rock
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	This song is a special one. It's about losing your best friend.
	MP3.com CD: P.R.Y.M.A.K. - buy it! CD: P.R.Y.M.A.K. (on the way to breakfast)   Label: (Independent) Credits: ©1999 KOGA, Lyrics/Music, 6/12 String Acoustic Guitars & Vocals: L. Paradiso, 12-String Rickenbacker & Hammond Organ: S. Finter, Ld. Guitar: E.I. Sansone, Drums: L.Prymak, Produced by KOGA & John Noll & Engineered by J. Noll (Retromedia Sound Studios)
	Story Behind the Song Scars Remain (The Erin Song) is actually a letter to Lovella's best friend Erin who died in 1997. The song touches on feelings of guilt, sorrow, anger, and resolves into coming to terms with the pain that goes along with losing someone so close and accepting that loss. Anyone who has ever lost someone can relate to this song. It's dedicated to Erin Marie Malone (6/19/73 - 3/19/97) Lyrics Scars Remain ©1999 KOGA Years went by We grew a little bit older No matter how far Best friends we were It seems just yesterday You stood on my porch You were here But you're not anymore CHORUS: One day the phone rang It was all too unexpected You were gone forever In the blink of an eye I tried not to cry But the guilt welled up inside Because I never got to say good bye Please give me some comfort Tell me you're alright Ooh, say you're ok And come along for a ride Hold my hand -- I miss you I don't understand (CHORUS) They say time Time will heal your wounds But one thing they always leave out is that the scars remain Chorus 2 It's been two years now Since I got that fateful call You were gone forever In the blink of an eye I've come to terms now With the sorrow and the guilt I know someday I'll see you on the other side

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