"Roman Holiday" genre: Alternative General
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	I love Audrey Hepburn, and Keats, who died in Rome. This has a driving wild electric flamenco feel, and is strangely danceable
	MP3.com CD: The Daisyheads - buy it! CD: Rarity   Label: Independant Credits: Music and lyrics by Unjay
	Story Behind the Song Roman Holiday was written when Audrey Hepburn died, and some of it is about her, some is about Keats, who died in Rome just near the Spanish Steps. More generally it is about some people going and some being left behind. Lyrics April she leant in the doorway hair aflame against the sky BrightStar asking you not to go tripping off the stage of life down the Spanish Steps into a Roman winter where wings of fear and of desire compete in the flying art of life and the fleeting life of art And at last I will sail home with the changeing of the tide but you will stay here you and Shelley like skyrockets who drag our hearts after you I thought you were someone else I thought it was our time the moon sinks down into the river the children clap, and ask for more and you don't want to disappoint them but your heart is empty of its store grounded angel in Givenchy who wore the mask that bares the soul I held your hand and helped you balance while you made the world fall in love with you

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