"Some Eyes" genre: Acoustic
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	A simple, depressing and slightly sappy song featuring nylon string guitar and vocals. I know, I know, "stick to the guitar and the metal" but well, this song needed to be done with vocals and they had to be mine so enjoy, or don't. Metal fans beware.
	Credits: Music & Lyrics: Matt Lee
	Story Behind the Song This was one of those songs that just had to be written. One night in early December 2001, I think, I was feeling rather, well, like this song, and it just all kinda came out at once. I almost stopped after the first verse/chorus but then decided to just keep going and finished it. Lyrics To know the future releases no fear It still haunts me knowing you won't be near I can't desert you, though you wouldn't bat an eye I wouldn't hurt you though I couldn't if I tried There's no wind and there's nowhere to fly There's no hope for those of us who aren't afraid to die There's a reflection in a clear starlit sky I believe that some eyes should never have to cry Acceptance is painless, but what follows is hell To sit within the constant echo of a tolling bell Sometimes a person means so much, though we don't know why And all that we can do is watch them drifting by There's no answer to the endless whispers "why?" There's no solace from this ache in a lie With another soul this burnt spirit could reach so high Yet I still believe that some eyes should never cry I've never been this close, I've always been this far I've always stood alone, reaching for a star The empty darkness holds a space that's screaming to be filled Its only answer comes as each of my dreams is killed There's no wind and there's nowhere to fly I know I'll live without, but sometimes in living we still die Wish all of this could be understood in a single sigh Still I won't be there to ensure those eyes will never cry

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