"Sideline" genre: Indie
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	Song about the frustrations of being in a band, and how we'd like it to be more than just a Sideline. A song of two contrasting ideas: a persistent guitar and drum riff throughout the verse, and a melodic, flowing chorus with a groovy bassline.
	CD: The Bitter Taste of Columbus Dixon Credits: Christian Moss, Guy Barr, Rich Clarke, Gav Stevenson Warrender
	Story Behind the Song Only took a couple of rehearsals to get to a performance standard. Recording is more-or-less first take stuff. Lyrics A falling through time A wave to defy Have an effect But you’re smaller inside No room to decide What comes next It’s ticking like a time recording Messenger of late I don’t think that it pains me Except when I wallow in The creature you are Evolving and smart That’s the idea But your bovine embrace Submission of face I’m getting off here It’s beating like a vascular And cranial event I don’t think it effects me Unless I stop for it Ubiquitous frustration Will turn to something else I’m bored of chasing nothings My stubbornness no end This pond is just a puddle More calls for oxygen Conclusions to draw It’s near and far It doesn’t reflect A fist in the eye To darlings of time It’s down to business He’s running like a Grabbing greedy carrion seeker Won’t shake myself to please him It’s more than a Sideline here Eat it, feed it, be it.

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