"Ray of Light (Karma Remix)" genre: Pop
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	A pop/rock song about the unpredictability of life and positively looking to the future. Are we just another ray of light?
	Label: Rebel Road Media Credits: Lyrics By: Jim Malec, Sean Lowery / Performed By: Ultraviolet (Chris Budiselic and David Ellis) / Remixed By: Knight Sky
	Story Behind the Song The lyrics were written during the summer of 1999, and submitted across the world via e-mail to Australian pop sensation "UltraViolet". It was the first lyrical collaboration between songwriter Jim Malec (www.mp3.com/jmalec, where you can hear the original version of the song) and long time friend Sean Lowery (www.mp3.com/allyance). UV agreed to record the song, and it was sent back December of 1999. In 2000, UV began releasing their first singles to radio and were signed by a subsidiary of BMG. Not much has been heard in the 'States of UV since. In October 2002, the song, which half belonged to Rebel Road Media (founded by Mr. Malec and Mr. Lowery), was then given to that label's newest act "Knight Sky" to remix and enliven for the 21st century audience. For over two months, this song was constructed and unconstructed until the final blending and mixing was worthy enough to be called "Ray of Light." In deciding what to call the new mix, "Knight Sky" decided to go with what had come their way recently, good fortune. Lyrics Standing at the threshold What is this I've found Could it be the answers To the questions goin' round Just beyond the valley Halfway to the dawn Past the point of rescue Tired of holding on There's a ray of light Here in the dark of night Shining through the dark despair Of forever's yesterday's Just around the corner Still so far away Do I dare to cross the border Do I find the nerve to stay If I take this giant leap There's a chance I might fall If we learn from our mistakes Is that a chance at all There's a ray of light Here in the dark of night Shining through the dark despair Of forever's yesterday's

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