"The Persuasion Principle" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	CD: Monotonous Sunday   Label: Minor detailS Records Credits: 2steps2nowhere Copyright 2002 - 2steps2nowhere
	Lyrics if heaven is as wide as an ocean than I think I shall drown if it isn’t that deep, than it’s not as profound as you once promised it to be -- and I don’t think it’s that easy to see the faults in the way that I walk, in the way that I talk in the way that I live my life has always been the same not like yours but good nonetheless under stress and under duress I can’t change who I am for you or your cause, or who you profess I should be “crack-crack” the sound of your tower coming down to the ground grasp tightly the book that says I am wrong where’s your god now? was he ever there? what is this emotion that you feel? what’s all the commotion in your body now… at your temple? culture inflicted by evolution, revolutions, pollutions death and disease, delusions of grandeur, drugs, melee easy to look for a muse above to satisfy an incredulous addiction to love when I’m just content to hear Wes Montgomery on the radio I can’t change who I am just to be with you though I desperately want to be there too you understand the circumstances are so taboo god you know I want you where’s my conviction? was it ever there? what is this emotion that I feel? and what’s all the commotion in my body now… at my temple? at my temple why can’t this be simple? what is this emotion? (this emotion that I feel) what stirs up all the commotion? (is it all real) real feelings and tangible thoughts are all I know in my body now… at my temple

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