""Those Moonlit Stairs"" genre: New Wave
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	Just what we need, a nice happy upbeat synthpop song about how deliriously great it is to be in love. :) The song has an almost New Order feel to it, in a way. Guest vocals by Craig and Megan from Kiss The Star, be sure to visit and support them at http://www.kissthestar.com
	CD: e=mc˛   Label: Shadowplay Productions US Credits: Music by Bobby Clark of Syntetik FM, Vocals by Megan Erben and Craig Smidt of Kiss the Star, Lyrics and Vocal Melody by Craig Smidt, Vocals Produced by Brian Hazard and recorded at 11th Records Studios
	Story Behind the Song This one took all of 30 minutes to cook up ... okay, maybe an hour. I really like the upbeat sound of this one, and I think Craig did too, he was very eager to lay vocals down for this one! And as always, this song was recorded without the use of drum machines or sampled sounds, everything is 100% synthesized. Lyrics I saw you walk in There was starlight glowing in your hair Moon beams kissed the sky Aurora around you Lights the night time sky (Chorus) I don't want to talk I just want to touch you I don't want to walk Let's run around instead I don't want to stand Let's get up and jump now I don't want to talk Let's yell out loud instead I saw you walk in Everyone turned and stared I held my breath as you came upon me And you took my hand The shivers I felt were overwhelming As you led me down the stairs Out into the moonlit hallway Melt away my fears (chorus) -bridge vocal- The passion that you've given me Last forever Fills my soul completely The lifetime that we'll share Filled with passion Just like it started on those moonlit stairs Where we fell in love (Chorus repeat)

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