"Move (Let Yourself Go)" genre: New Wave
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	"...you have so much to give, I don't know why you hide..."
	Credits: written by Jeff Jones
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this song for my friend Tammy Weaver in high school. The vocals for this version were recorded with Brett Sanderson producing at Emil Hyde's (of the Mystechs, www.mystechs.com), in his closet, actually. The music was recorded with Garenne in one of our many overnight recording sessions at the Humboldt House. It was mixed at a recording studio in a basement on the westside of Chicago, I missed the mixed session and didn't hear the final track until several months later when my friend Jose played it for me. This was the first of three songs we were doing for a demo (Dangerous and What's On Your Mind were never completed). Anyone who was around in those days will remember "Dangerous". Lyrics I know this place a place that we can be part of a family I'll take you to this place once we are there you'll see all of the people free dancing and laughing on that is what we can be if you don't want to leave we'll always dance there it's there for you and me we'll always find love there just call my name when you are falling down with the weight of sadness I'll take you high up to a place called love where you can be you for you, not me that's what you've got to see you have so much to give I don't know why you hide you have a life to live don't keep good things inside move to the music come on and groove let yourself go move to the music come on and groove let yourself go

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