"Everything Will Be Beautiful" genre: Rock
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	Classic Max Bent - Riff Oriented, Story based lyrics with a big melodic chorus.
	CD: Max Bent Credits: Kent MacMillan
	Story Behind the Song A personal favorite of Max Bent's. Lyrical content makes reference to a bar in Fort Frances, Ontario called the Rainy Lake Hotel. Kent has stories upon stories of strange things that happened there during his touring days with First and Last as well as the notorius HOGTOWN. Lyrical meaning is fairly straight forward with a happy twist on suicide. Lyrics Everything Will Be Beautiful F#m/E/B7/F#m7 - The queen of miscommunication F#m/E - Walks through the lobby B7/F#m7 -Of the Rainy Lake Hotel Black eyeliner and wedding dress She looks just like a Prisoner released from a cell D/A - Tonight she went too far Step up to the hotel bar Smells like cheap cigar E - Everyone knows who you are Princess of tragedy Only a third removed From the lonely family of the queen Stare up from a hotel room Only the light bulb moves Shadows of misery and doom Tonight she don’t lie alone The queen is off the throne The princess’s name is Joan Exploring the great unknown Chorus A/E/D/E - Everything will be beautiful The sun will always shine The world will smell like a rose Dreams will taste like a vintage wine The morning’s an awful mess Discarded wedding dress Pull the pistol from the drawer The queen touches tragedy And tells her everything It’s up to us to stop this war They’ll call it suicide There’s nowhere’s left to hide Be strong by my side Time to let the bullets fly Chorus Tonight she don't lie alone The queen's off the throne Listen if your all alone You can hear that hotel moan Chorus

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