"Won't You Hear My Song" genre: Folk Rock
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	Nice melodic folk-rock tune about wanting to be heard.
	CD: 'That's Not The Way It Should Be' EP, July 2003 (and B-side of May 2003 single)   Label: Nanker Records Credits: Written by Michael Lynch
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this when I was 18. Originally, it came to me as "I wanna hear my song." For years it was just an acoustic tune...I never thought of ever doing it with drums and bass and electric guitar. But about two years ago I recorded a demo of a song a friend had written, and I liked the gentle arrangement I came up with for that song. Nothing much happened with that demo (maybe someday I'll put it up here), but since I liked the arrangement I figured I'd apply it to one of my own tunes. Lyrics Oh won't you hear my song I think it's very nice and I wrote it to be sung Oh won't you hear my song I think you're gonna like it, I've been sure all along It's just a simple song I wrote There's nothing special 'bout the notes or chord or words But still I want to sing it for you Oh won't you hear my song Oh won't you hear my song Because I tried so hard to make the music fine Oh won't you hear my song I tried to write it as I heard it in my mind But there is no one all around To hear the words that I have down I want to sing it out but no one wants to know Oh won't you hear my song Oh won't somebody lend an ear Oh please somebody come and hear Before it gets too late I want to sing my tune Oh won't you hear my song I want to sing it out but no one wants to know Oh won't you hear my song Oh won't you hear my song Oh won't you hear my song Oh won't you hear my song (etc.)

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