"His Last Thought" genre: Alternative General
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	he thinks of her first thing and last thing...
	MP3.com CD: ...and in with the new - buy it! CD: ...and in with the new Credits: Alex W. Parnes
	Story Behind the Song Relationships of many people influenced my words...friends, relatives, associates, etc. It was produced in my home 8 track ADAT studio. Roger Japtjong did the lead guitar. Multitracked by myself in my studio over 2 days and mastered as well. Lyrics She says I can never believe what you say when you tell me such things in your own special way. He says To you I could never really lie. As he tries to conceal a teardrop in his eye. She smiles but quickly turns away to a far off place where he can't touch her - can't reach her He stays...stands there like a fool frustrated yet he feels there's nothing he can do She's reserved for his last thought of the day...and the night...and of his life He dreams that on the last day of his life he'll wake up and open his eyes she'll be there on the pillow and he can finally drift away He sits in his office all day and thinks about the last time he actually saw her face She has work of her own. Does she think of him? ah Well, he'll never never know He cries when he thinks about the time when they kissed and touched and laughed together She talks when he calls her on the phone but he's burning inside Wishing they could be together all alone If it's true love then why are they pulled apart by ropes that bind them pull them in different directions? If they were meant to be together why are they separated by a wall of glass? The only thing they see is each other's reflections.

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