"Death Of February" genre: Acoustic
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	High energy acoustic rocker, for those who have a beef with the month of February.
	CD: Death Of Februray e.p.   Label: Empty Promises Media Productions Credits: all parts written, performed and produced by R.J. Skywalker Burks (c) 2003 The Tragic Death of Music (ASCAP)
	Story Behind the Song This song kind of just fell together over a conversation I was having with someone about my first LiS-D show. It was to take place on the final day of February, which I affectionatley refer to as "the death of February". That month (mainly because of all the commercialized Valentine's Day crap) always tries to beat me down, but this particular year, I felt like I had won. So I wrote this song, rather quickly, and wah-la. Things kind of fell apart in the studio and I cut out a verse that I wasn't too wild about and threw in a very "classic rock" guitar solo instead. Magic in spontanaity. Lyrics Death Of February Words and Music by R.J. Skywalker Burks The rain is coming down two days 'til Valentines And candy hearts and flowers are the farthest things from my mind You're always so much colder than the gauges read Maybe that's the way you transmit your disease And on your final day I'll sing this requiem Chorus: February's died And another year it has tried To wage a war against me But I have survived I'll write your obituary Now that my head is clear The death of February And the start of my new year guitar solo: And on your final day I'll sing this requiem Chorus: February's died And another year it has tried To wage a war against me But I have survived I'll write your obituary Now that my head is clear The death of February And the start of my new year Bridge: And I know You can break my heart but you can't steal my soul Release me from your broken ideas of love I'll say goodbye, say goodbye Until we meet again next year (c) 2003 The Tragic Death of Music (ASCAP)

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