"Compassion for a Longer Day" genre: Progressive Metal
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	Heavy Dream Theater-esque art rock.
	CD: Christopher George & Friends Credits: Andy Mounger; Jessie Mc Kaymey
	Story Behind the Song This is a merging of ideas from a song that Andy and Jessie had already written. Andy just came by the studio and laid down the piano in midi and a scratch vocal track. After several months of laying on my hard drive dormant, I just got busy one day and created the rest of the piece around his piano part. They do this song completely different together, but I thought you might like to hear it. Lyrics are shakey. Lyrics Compassion for a Longer Day Christopher George, Andy Mounger - lyrics Andy Mounger, Jessie Mckaymey - music Christopher George - guitar arrangement, drum programing and final mix/mastering -chorus (Chris) Looks like a new beginning is about to end Nothing's gonna stop it all from happening Looks like you'd better change it now Time's still left, And I hope that you can find your way I cannot be here now Time's still left, And nothing's going to save you Nothing ever works to save yourself. -verse (Andy) And if there is some compassion, come by and have a seat There is no one waiting to belong and to be free. -chorus (Chris & Andy) Looks like a new beginning is about to end Nothing's gonna stop it all from happening There ought to be some answers now Time's still left, And I hope that you can find your way I cannot be here now Time's still left, As I lay, those tiny answers to the flow. -chorus (Chris & Andy) Looks like a new beginning is about to end Nothing's gonna stop it all from happening There ought to be some answers now Time's still left, And I hope that you can find your way I cannot be here now Time's still left, As I lay, those answers right before your eyes. Copyright (c) 1999 Battle Cross Music.

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