"I'll Survive(Demo)" genre: Emo
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	The first ever version of I'll Survive, which is soon to be re-recorded with added piano, vocal parts and orchestral parts. The solitary slow song of TSD's repertoire. Features Andy Jones on guitar.
	Story Behind the Song This song is basically about a man who's dying and accepting it and telling his friend that he is dying. The verse/chorus is when the man is dying and he is telling his friend to go on with life etc. Jamie knows the whole story so if you ever want and in depth description ask him, this is only rough. Lyrics Sometimes i feel angry, sometimes i need hope, sometimes i feel lonely, sometimes i need you but whenever i see your face, i know things will get better, i know that i'll have happier days, sometimes i feel lost, i need some re-assurance, that you'll be there, forever and a day, and things will never be any other way, but whenevr i see your face, i know things will get better, i know that i'll have happier days, And ill survive, i'll survive with your by my side, and ill survive, ill survive with you by my side, sometimes i turn to music, when im feeling low, it helps to remind me, that i have somewhere to go, and whenever i see your face, i know things will get better, i know that i'll have happier days, And i'll survive, ill survive, with you by my side ill survive, ill survive with you by my side, now my time is fading, and i'm slipping away, i hope you never forget me, forever from this day, whenever you see my face, i know things will get better, i know that you'll have happier days, and you'll survive, you'll survive, just hold your head high, and you'll survive, you'll survive, just hold your head high

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