"Tell Me" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	A brooding, plaintive search for answers at the end of a relationship. New mixdown!
	CD: A Year and Four Walls.   Label: Parietal Productions Credits: ©2002, Arthur Z Przebinda
	Story Behind the Song This song was first conceived in 1996. I was embittered and disillusined with my personal life. It explores the exasperation over a failing relationship. I did't know what I was going to do for a lead until I had to record it. This interesting harmony came about incidentally. I double tracked the lead all the way through. It's a strange bluesy double stop thing that just happened (as all my recordings tend to). When I played the first phrase heard in the intro I knew I had a sound I wanted. It's whistful, sad, hopeful, haunting and at moments jubilant. A pretty good representation, I think, of the labile emotional roller coaster one goes through when a relationship fails. GUITARS: Defil - Rhythm and Lead Lyrics Tell me where we go now From this thing that we've become Your silence can be haunting When I don't know where you stand. Tell me 'bout the choices That you're too afraid to make I'll tell you 'bout commitment And the price I had to pay. I never thought that keeping score Went hand in hand with love But bitterness and anger Got a chain around my heart. You say it will get better But it gets worse with every day Every man will have his limit I don't know how much I'll take.

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