"Teenage Suicide Solutions" genre: Pop Vocals
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	Alcoholism, family violence, parental pressure, loneliness, frustration, anger, teen suicide, compassion and encouragement all rolled into one song.
	Credits: Produced and Performed by David Marshall
	Lyrics Daddy hit Momma with a brick in a towel. And Momma hits sister, sister cries foul. Big brother and sister, they're drunk all the time. And the youngest is silent, that's a very bad sign. The youngest child watches and takes it all in. It's easy to see where this circle will end. Chorus: Lives of sorrow, lives of despair are down for the count and gasping for air. Let in the light and look past today the solutions are yours if you see it that way. The silence is chilling. Frustration intense. Down another city street you've got another steel fence. A sixteen year old feels pressure from above. Thinks he has to be perfect if he wants his parent's love. Down the street lives a lonely girl, thinks her heart needs a boy to experience the world. Repeat chorus Anger is building in so many teenage hearts, it turns inward where suicide starts. Self-destruction tick, tick, ticking until it blows apart, the potential love once alive in their hearts. Words and Music by David Marshall Lunde and John Wesley Downey. Copyright 2002 by Good Karma Management. All rights reserved.

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