"Why Don't You Tell Me" genre: Rock
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	Simple but true song about the frustrations we experience when others try to tell us how to live our lives. In the most simplest of ways, "Why Don't You Tell Me," turns the tables on the questioners so that they become the questionees. Comprised of only questions, the songs essentially asks them, "what's it like" to be them, and in the spirit of sarcasm, requests that they stop telling us how to live our lives.
	CD: The Dividing Line - Demo Credits: Written and Performed by Beth Gillis
	Lyrics What's it like to finally find your focus What's it like to square yourself off What's it like to never have notions What's it like to never question it at all What's it like to have it all straight What's it like to finally settle down What's it like to shut yourself off What's it like to never have yourself around Chorus Why don't you tell me, you seem to know it all Why don't you tell me just where I should fall Why don't you tell me just how it's gonna be Why don't you tell me just how to be free Do you need me to make you feel important Do you need me to validate your life Do you need me to look down in torment Do you need me to be your pretty little wife Do you need me to not ask questions Do you need me to conform to your rules Do you need me hand on your shoulder Do you need me to be your kind of fool Bridge And why is it so important to you For me to be just another part of you Why do you say I will turn any day And why do I have to accept all the things you say. What's it like to think you have it all What's it like to really have none What's it like to covet your feelings What's it like to never have them at all What's it like to be the pretty little wife What's it like to be your kind of fool What's it like to never have a question What's it like to never break a single rule. Repeat Chorus

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