"Inside" genre: Blues Rock
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	A song about a friend helping a friend through depression. There is always light at the end of the tunnel, but we sometimes get too bogged down with our demons to see the way through. (2002)
	CD: Inside   Label: monophobia.com Credits: Written by Kian Chanter, Nimesh Hathiwala & Phil Quinton. Vocals and drums by Kian Chanter, guitars by Nimesh Hathiwala & Tony Longworth, bass by Phil Quinton, keyboards by Zizi Schuh. Recorded and mixed by Simon Smith & Rory O'Farrell.
	Story Behind the Song The music was the result of a jam session between the band's rhythm section when Tony and Zizi were late for a rehearsal one evening. Kian improvised the vocals because he was the best singer in the room at the time. Phil re-wrote the lyrics based around Kian's original improvisation. Kian and Phil were still sorting out the final lyrics between the actual vocal takes in the studio. Lyrics Can you keep your fears inside Cos I don't wanna hurt your pride no more I don't know why and I can't decide How to help when I can't get through your door And all these voices drift away Try not to listen to what they say You know there's someone smiling down on you Just take a chance I'll follow through Can you hold your tears for a while Cos all this time you've been walking in my shoes Too scared to dream when dreams just come to nothing But for our dreams we've nothing else to lose And all these voices drift away Try not to listen to what they say You know there's someone smiling down on you Just take a chance I'll follow through Try to slip away We'll walk a mile high with our face in the clouds Try and get away When you try to come down you won't hit the ground...

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