"Stream of Thought (demo)" genre: Indie
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	The first song recorded in the George Fox studio, a demo to test the equipment that turned out really well.
	Credits: Written by David Fuller
	Story Behind the Song This song was written after a long time liking a girl I shouldn't have. It's about loss and about love and about random thoughts. Lyrics (verse 1) If I pictured a princess then You’d be her handmaiden Picking up after like Salt in the jam You don’t know that it’s there And you don’t want to know Cause that’s gross If I pictured your stream of thought I’d see a haircut That’s shorn on the left And left long on the right Like you wanted to try something new And it didn’t turn out quite right (chorus) And if I’ll be your Waste Land Then you be my Eliot J. Alfred Prufrock And all that that means And all of these things That we say we believe And if you’ll be my spaceman Then I’ll be your Challenger Blown up when all That we wanted was moon rocks And a couple of pictures Of Mom and the kids from up there (verse 2) If you were the president I’d give you good advice Like what you should sell them And who you should bomb Like those stupid militias Where do they think they get off? If you were the post-card Then I’d be the postage stamp Licked and then fastened And sent in the mail Just to get to oblivion With some of that glue holding firm (repeat chorus) (verse 3; end) If I pictured your face I’d see roses and hyacinths Rare blooming beauty Like everyone said I’d get Us and our parents And we would become them in time If I pictured you laughing I’d see it like pouring rain Over the ashes of Time-tempered fires That I’ve let go on way way Way way way too long

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