"Milky Way (Demo)" genre: Alternative General
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	FuturoProgressiveGrooveRock. Lyrics based on an ad-hoc hypothesis of the immense gravitational pull of a sun, the true function of planetary orbit, and the destiny of a co-dependent little blue ball. Features the world class turntablisms of DJ Swamp.
	CD: All Around You Credits: Lyrics and Music by Eric Brian Mayron
	Story Behind the Song Each sun has an intense gravitational pull. Planetary orbits are based on centrifugal force which itself is based on intense gravitational pull. With every orbital revolution, each planet moves incrementally closer to its inhability to support life and, ultimately to its doom. A planet's ability to support life is based on a combination of heat and moisture, both of which change based on the planet's distance from the sun. In theory, any planet in that evolutionary sweet spot should be able to support life, until it becomes too close to the sun, making it inhabitable. Perhaps, beings which may have colonized our planet came from a planet between the Earth and the sun which was losing its ability to support life, and, not unlike Earthlings now look to Mars, sought another planet on which they could save their humanity. Not for the squeamish. Lyrics Every thing there is moves towards the sun Every hour of every day And that is the reason why we send this song All throughout the Milky Way The people are all so tiny here And they're scattered around and round a shiny sphere As we go drifting through space and time A million suns shine All there is moves towards the sun Forever and on into the future Every hour of every day Imagine you're standing at the oceanside Imagine the creatures small and large inside Imagine you're staring up from that same place Imagine you're standing on the edge of space All there is moves toward the sun Every hour of every day All throughout the Milky Way The future is dark, but the sun shines bright The mothership dances around the light Forever a slave to a distant star Imagining what life will be like on Mars

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