"Lydia" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	a spoken-word love song influenced by the work of Lou Reed. live recording from the Well, 3/8/03 with some band banter
	CD: -none-   Label: -not yet released- Credits: Bellefeuille/Munn/Carvill/Trayne
	Story Behind the Song Mike Bellefeuille wrote the song lyrics and came up with the basic arrangement including the spoken-word style, pauses, and guitar solo placement. Neal Munn and Jay Trayne came up with the guitar chords and Neal worked out the guitar solo. Eric Carvill came up with the drum part in a jam session only hours before the band first performed the song at the Well on March 8, 2003. Lyrics brown eyes and long black hair but Lydia never cares she's got a European sense of sophistication but you know she's an all-American girl she's living in her pastel world but Lydia, I hope you know, I love you soft smile and bright white teeth oh yeah, she puts my mind at ease well, you know she is the only girl I ever loved but she never knew until now which is why I thought I really oughtta say oh, Lydia, you know it's true: I love you we could lay in the long green grass just to let the hours pass but I'd be perfectly content just to hear you say that you reciprocate my love but she never wore her heart on her sleeve but here's something even she'll believe: now, Lydia, I hope you know by now, I hope you know, I love you (c) copyright 2003, iMR/Midnight Records

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