"Judgment" genre: Heavy Metal
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	Old school meets new school, in an epic rock eulogy of man.
	Credits: Written by: Zac Butt and Jesse Chandler
	Story Behind the Song This song, musically was written in a week, by the lead guitarist of Silent Lies, Zac. Trying to break out the constrictiveness of the Las Vegas music scene, he dared to write something great, something with talent. It's early melancholy feel is transnded by the bridge that gives rock fans something to bang their heads to. Lyrically, vocalist Jesse, chose to take his time with the lyrics, writing them in almost two weeks. He saw the potential in the song and wanted do it credit by giving it epic lyrics. The song initially is a bout a man reflecting after his death if the people he killed in battle was worth it, or if it damn him for eternity. However, different interpretations have been given and should left up to each individual, every song is different to each different listener. Lyrics Judgment Who am I and tell me what I've done My enemies have come to peace, be still the waking one Where am I and tell me what I feel Sorrow paints the perfect me, the end has now become So tell me what I've done Who am I and tell me what has come Misery has tainted dreams, when everhthings undone What has past and tell me what is real Why is everything so clean, but my hands are filled with blood So tell me what I've done Am I to pay for what I've done Or has the reaper chosen one am I to feel for what I've done This life aint nothin but a dream But judgment now has come Judgment now has come This life aint nothin but a dream But judgment now has come This life aint nothin but a dream But judgment now has come

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