"Write down who you are" genre: Brit Pop
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	This song is the follow up song to Eye to Eye. This explains why the guy's wife left him in the first place. She puts a different persepective on things.
	CD: No Introductions Required Credits: Sonar 2XL, Roland VG88, Kontakt, Roland GR33
	Story Behind the Song This song is basically sung from the woman’s perspective (listen to Eye to Eye and you'll hear her husbands reasons for their break up). The scene I imagine is, her friends have come round for a wee night out and have had a few glasses of wine, and this is the advice they give her... I wanted the song to have a completely different feel to Eye to Eye to show that she is independent and different from her ex-husband. I've tried to communicate her new found confidence, and almost make the song sound like something school kids playground nursery rhyme (you know… like… nah na ni na nah). Hope you like it :-) Lyrics Verse 1 You shouldn't listen to the things that he said 'Cause you've got your own life to lead and so have the kids You know the things that you've sacrificed for love, you're no fool but you spend your whole day at home while they're off at school Chorus 1 Do you want it? Do you need it? Can you feel it? I feel he things you're trying so hard to say Write down who you are Verse 2 He's trying to listen to the things that you saying but he turns up the TV 'cause its match of the day So you go through to the kitchen and you pick up a knife You peel some potatoes like a good little wife Chorus 2 Do you want it? Do you need it? Can you feel it? I feel the things you're trying so hard to say So write down who you are

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