"Staring at the Stars" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	Bottled up for years.
	CD: Whatev Credits: Recording/sequencing/problems - Higgins
	Story Behind the Song This is a song for Parry Silcox's new film "DiskoTek." Other work I've done for Parry includes "True Love Wastes Away (Dance)," which was the theme from his first feature, with Ilyssa Bozza, "Papasan." The song is about some friends of mine who went out to watch a meteor shower in a field way out in the middle of nowhere. They were run over by a truck while lying in the field. Lyrics staring at the stars watching out my window one hand on the wheel the other on your knee face looking forward eyes looking down listening to late night talk waiting for the sun lying in the field counting back from 50 daring you to get up on the count of three half of it was blood the other half was water counting back from 50 saying your name but you could have kept me bottled up for years but you could have left me rotting here for years staring at the stars looking for a phone sleeping in a waiting room waiting for the sun reading in a magazine a real life rescue queen her story is a movie her life a page of dreams but you could have kept me bottled up for years but you could have kept me bottled up for years waiting is forever and the news is not good you are full of saltwater you are full of dreams falling trees are fake traps that crash without a sound they reach for your back as you hit the ground (wait) but you could have kept me bottled up for years but you could have kept me bottled up for years

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