"Dawn's Theme" genre: Guitar Rock
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	CD: Shark Attack...The Album   Label: None Credits: Written by Tyler Wilkinson. Performed by Tyler Wilkinson and Marc Gillig
	Story Behind the Song This song is about the transition I was making in my life. It began as a reflection of a specific moment and as I wrote more and more lyrics, it turned into a very broad view of how I was feeling. I wrote the last two verses of this song in the back of a pickup truck at a drive-in movie and Marc Gillig came to the house and threw down the leads. It's named for my buddy Dawn. Lyrics I apologize. I know I'm wrong. Some things never change. Although the hours seem so long, the day's within our range. Rejoice, I'm gone. I'm gone for good. I've taken all your pain. Celebrate in sunshine. There can be no rain. Everyday time slips away but now it's standing still. No one tries to recognize the dreams we can't fulfill. And we never will. Here I stand, a broken man. Some days never end. You know I'll never understand. No need to pretend. Fountains of forgetfulness drowning all our sins. Blatant blows of destiny pound on us again. Our legacy of security is lying at our feet. The westawrd winds of reality. The friends we'll never meet. It's a standard game of win or lose but in the end we cheat. As disillusioned me and you run down the dead-end street.

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