"EVERYTHING" genre: Industrial Metal
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	This song was written for My lovely Ex... I never really wanted us to end, but In a way it was inevitable. I suffered for it, and so did she. Good times... bad times... there has to be an equilibrium I guess.
	CD: The Darkest of Times   Label: Ethereal Records Credits: F. W. Torres
	Story Behind the Song A New Breed of stylistic convention mixing Pop, Dance, Metal, Rock, Electronica! An experiment gone extremely well I think! 1 Week to write and record... not bad for a few days work! This Is exactly what I was going for! Lyrics EVERYTHING by Frank W. Torres It's so good to see you. It's been so long since our tragic end. Just to be near you, raises questions that I cannot comprehend. Why were we together so long, In the midst of what was wrong? Hopelessly I stood here waiting for you to open up your soul to me but you hide your scars so carefully there is no choice but to escape this pain again! (Chorus) Dying everyday! I'm trying to find a way, to stop trying to escape My Everything! What Flows into my veins helps me escape this pain! You have me going insane, you were my Everything. I regret my lack of control of my insecurities. I am not the everything that you wanted me to be. Slowly suffering within my own reality. I am sorry for the sadness that I helped you see. I'll never know again... the sweet touch of your lips on mine. It's better this way, so I say, as I am hurting inside. Give it time, let me breathe and let it all wash away into the oceans of my memories, but tonight I'll sing: " For Long, I've known we may not see tommorrow. For Long, I've known We would'nt last much longer! " (Chorus 2x)

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