"Something Special" genre: Alternative General
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	This song was written by Amanita who is 14 years old. Sang by 15 year old, Norell. Both are part of a San Francisco bay area local band called Fade 2 Black (aka f2b) If it sounds pretty male bashing at an early age; it was just for fun.
	CD: Fade Away   Label: Independent Artist copyrights 2002 Credits: Mediasinge: website http://www.mediasinge.com
	Story Behind the Song This song was motivated by the rude and immature ways young boys or boys who never grow up to maturity, in respecting the more mature gender. The lyrics were pretty difficult to imaginatively choose from; so as to not be explicit or offend. The recording part, singing done by Norell, was fairly difficult due to the high energy required. There were many cuts and takes throughout this song that was done, which only a true talented editor was able to do beautifully. Thanks... Lyrics SOMETHING SPECIAL Written by: Amanita You say you're sad and sorry Always feeling lonely Cuz she left your heart You know you're everything made up Never took a grammar test in your life (Chorus) You think your something special To her but your not You better get over it If u think you're tough Mama told you to treat her right But you left her with a tear In each fight you took You think your just gonna get up for your football games Well that's not enough (Chorus) (Pre chorus) Don't talk about Just leave it out Human beings don't want to hear u whine about Don't talk about how you miss her so She is doing better on her own just to let you know (Chorus) Instrumental (Chorus)

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