"Garden of Eden" genre: Folk Rock
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	A folk rock song with guitar/percussion/bass and back up vocals. This song is about the difficulty of letting go of your addictions and the freedom that follows.
	CD: Moving to Hollywood
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this song in one sitting. It is an expression of the beauty that comes from cutting ties with unhealthy addictions. Lyrics "I am a prisoner in this garden," she said "I'm chained to your fields!" she said "I feed on the nectar of your weeds. I fly these stale skies; I can't breath! Your shackles tickle me. They tickle me. I wish you weren't so sweet!" she cried "I wish you weren't so sweet..." You're slipping away from me "I am a soldier in this garden," he said "I bleed my youth onto your fields," he said "You feed on my honor and I am green. I am the shell of a man; I am damned, Barely breathing Your soil buries me. It buries me. I wish you weren't so sweet!" he cried "I wish you weren't so sweet..." You're slipping away from me So, I lay my confessions down I am on my knees now; I am nothing now See how these fields crumble down away from me? I am a shepherd in this garden now I harvest the shame of these fields. I feed on the bread of man I lay my confessions down I am on my kneew now; I am nothing now See how these fields crumble down away from me? I am a shepherd in this Garden of Eden!

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