"Disappear" genre: Alternative General
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	An accusation of abuse of power towards organized religion, powered by the sickening way that spiritual leaders manipulate the less than intellegent.
	CD: Where I've Been   Label: Cheshire Cat Productions Credits: Words and music by Nicholas Schenkel
	Story Behind the Song This song takes me back. It was written at a coffehouse in Muncie, IN with my old friend Kymm Ridgeway. Originally it was a song about the manipulative nature of most romantic relationships, but over the years it has changed into a poignant commentary on organised religion. Lyrics You said the stars would rearrange themselves You said the sea would sing for me You said that you would give me eveerything But I'm sitting by myself again All these people walk around Think they know what's going on Funny how their story stayed the same I looked around for You Something's changed and what remains Makes it clear You've found a way to disappear You said that kindness would repay itself You said in life there's nothing free You said that you could explain all these things But I'm sitting by myself again All these people walk around... It makes me sick the way that people try to trick each other... All in God's name we do these things without remorse, without forethought All in His name we do our deeds not caring what we've wrought... You said the stars would rearrange themselves, the sea would sing for me You told me kindness would repay itself, but nothing's free You said that you would give me everything, but nothing's all I see You said that you could explain all these things, well I'm still waiting...

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