"Fifteen Minutes of Fame" genre: Indie
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	"In the future everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes." -Andy Warhol "Andy, where's my fifteen minutes?" -David Bowie "Andy, where's my fifteen minutes?" -Scott Humphrey ...oh, wait a minute...David Bowie already said that! Damn it!
	CD: none   Label: unsigned Credits: Copyright 2002 Scott Humphrey
	Story Behind the Song Inspired by a web site about Andy Warhol. Lyrics exploding plastic inevitible a man who called himself Reed you wrapped them up in some Velvet to do your sinister deed a bullet from V. Salonis while you were painting the Queen and life was always better for you when you watched it on the silver screen when you went out to the parties it's said that you didn't move you holed up in your Factory so you could work on your shoes on Jacky O and the General you put your own special sheen and sex was always better for you when you watched it on the silver screen silk-screened plastic perfect image you're as deep as this high ceiling but I'm still stuck right in it Andy, where's my fifteen minutes? silk-screened soup can yeah, we all know that you're the man John Wayne and Jacky O yeah, you're the man behind the show

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