"Winona Ryder" genre: Indie
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	A song about how ridiculous it is to expect a real person to compete with an image on a movie screen.
	CD: Glide Down Over Earth Credits: Words/Music by the holleycarbines
	Lyrics Friday night, December 17, 1993 ... Spent two whole years to get that date, But I didn't give her a second look. Spent $15 and we walked inside. We got a seat in the front row. The screen lit up and I realized That this could not go on. And sometimes I wish I never saw you. Winona Rider I wrote this song about you. After six years of college, It’s a different world. So I finally gave in. I sold my guitar and I bought her a ring, But that's when you did me in. Because as I slipped it on her finger And as I stared into her eyes. The only thought that crossed my mind Was they're not brown like yours. And sometimes I wish I never saw you. Winona Rider I wrote this song about you. And someday, I'll leave her standing at the alter. In her mama's wedding gown. I'll blame this all on you. I guess it wasn't such a good idea To show up at your premiere. Because you didn't even notice My brand new suit And all these wasted years. And sometimes I wish I never met you. Winona Rider I wrote this song about you. And someday, I'll leave her standing at the alter. In her mama's wedding gown. I'll blame this all on you.

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