"Arrogance" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	Jaunty toe-tappin' outsides with a creamy dream sequence center that combines acoustic and electric singer/songwriter stylings.
	Credits: Words/music by Beth Thornley. Produced by Rob Cairns
	Lyrics ARROGANCE Words and Music by Beth Thornley V1: What’s that lonely pain you feel you ask with a surprise? Shocked a common question, crude suggestion should arise. Here’s your chance, I romance, to advance the next square but as I wait then you inform me you’re already there. Chorus: Why should you ask why? Just turn a blind eye. Finding something wrong would mean the re-write of your song. Then you’d have to admit your melody could have been stronger all along. V2: All the measures and the gestures composed seemlessly of someone that seems concerned and poses caringly. Then you say you’re standing right here as you walk away and that it’s tomorrow when I know it’s still today. Chorus: Why should you ask why? Just turn a blind eye. Finding something wrong would mean rethinking all you’ve known. Then you’d have to admit the words ‘I’m sorry’ weren’t in your rhetoric. Bridge: One foot front, drag it back. Two more times, you’re doing fine. At this rate you’ll keep your place and never miss a beat of mine. V3: I thought if I spoke clearly you would hear me and then understand that the chaos in our lives was just a fence to mend. Then I realized you made the fence with all the holes exactly as you wanted ‘cause it left you in control. (to first chorus then out)

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