"Face to Face" genre: Rock
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	So far the song is not yet finished. Still need to tweak the mixing, add a bass and give it a grand finale. I like it anyway. As far as style goes...um not sure. i am not good at this thing. That song "Fascination Street" by The Cure. Kinda strange Oh yeah that reoccuring qoute is from Gen. George S. Patton: "Now bastard has ever one a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country" not sure why i choose it but if fits the mood.
	Credits: Written, recorded, performed and copyrighted by Nicholas Rivera 2002
	Story Behind the Song This song is a rare exception. it isn't about an actual situation but more of an interpretation of a feeling. I was loop hunting one day and i found the drums you hear on there and it just inspired the feeling for the song. Lyrically it is about when you find someone you love has been lying to you and then it all suddenly clicks. You recognize all the lies and can see their intentions clearly. So you confront them with the truth Lyrics [v1] and i can hear all the lies i hear them in my head in the midst of what you said and i lost all my hope inside i pray for another day buy you are still far away [pc1] don't tell me you tell the truth you lost that right so long ago things you say i've already heard but you have yet to know [c] and you will hear the truth from me i know the traps you placed the webs you wove ensnare you now how does it feel face to face [v2] and now we are in the light past the lies you told now let us see who's the fool while you still play all your songs hide behind your face where the games are clearly traced [pc2] don't tell me you thought this through you have yet to show you've tried stories start to sound the same now begins the lies [c] and you will hear the truth from me i know the traps you placed the webs you wove ensnare you now how does it feel face to face

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