"Don't Always Do What I Say" genre: Rock
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	A rock song rich in guitar leads and driving riff.
	CD: ...the search goes on   Label: Nodrog Productions - World Replication Group Credits: Thanks to our wives and families for their support and patience. Thanks to our children for the inspiration and tolerance. Thanks to our friends for giving us the confidence to continue the search and finally to Tony and Lydia Fiore for their help.
	Story Behind the Song The song came from the cosmic collision of a riff, a lead and a lyric. It came together over a couple month period in the fall of 2002. The riff was introduced at a rehearsal, a lyric was matched to the riff, and over the next several sessions the song came alive. The lyric is a message to the kids of a 44 year old rocker. The message is to take risks, do not live in a box, the box in which your parents and others confine you. Do not do irresponsible things, take charge of your life, and live. You only come this way once. The recording occurred between Christmas 2002 and New Years 2003. One take and the basics were recorded. Additional recording sessions added dimension and made the song come alive. Lyrics Don t Always Do What I Say I sit here and wonder what to give my kids Benefits of all the mistakes I have made Comfort them, things will be all right, so live Share time so they remember me fondly There are times to follow the rules Then there's are times to Break em Times to be a Saint Then there's times to fake em I was the one that always listened and followed the rules I suggest you play outside the box Do not always confine yourself, that s for fools (and for sure) Don t always listen to what I say Be someone that defines the path you take Do not be molded by what others think Don t look back or regret the life you make Don t always do what I say

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