"LetYouDown" genre: New Wave
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	Rough demo of Let You Down, an idea of where the sound of Trench Run is currently headed. Is it 1990 or 2010? Searing guitars and minimalist synthwork lend this track a truly distincive flavour.
	CD: Atlas Of The Human Anatomy   Label: Unreleased Credits: Andrew Hunter, Steve Ireland
	Lyrics I allowed myself to kiss you I allowed myself too much I allowed myself a little bit of love I allowed my faith to wither In the shadow of a broken heart I allowed this wall to build up around me and I let you go and tear it apart I wrapped my arms around you the embrace of a perfect sin leads my head to wonder am I lost or am I in? and I don't want to let you down and I don't want to let you down light this lonely candle in the dark of a perfect night arms tied up above me and your legs they're holding tight and I don't want to let you down and I don't want to take your innocence away and I don't want to let you down and I don't want to take your innocence away away… everyone's sleeping and we're the only ones awake or does the world spin around with our mistakes? on display are my lips and convictions I hope you believe them I don't know, I don't know well I just don't know but I guess you do and I don't want to let you down and I don't want to take your innocence away and I don't want to let you down and I don't want to take your innocence away and I don't want to let you down and I don't want to take your innocence away and I don't want to let you down and I don't want to take your innocence away away…

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