"Mr. Williams (live 7-15-00)" genre: Americana
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	This song just missed the cut for "Teenage Folklore". A hard rock blend of analog synthesizer, spooky slide, and guitars, guitars, guitars.
	CD: unreleased   Label: unreleased Credits: written by Brian Andrew Marek and Andrew Alleman, recorded live at the Lot Festival on July 15th, 2000
	Story Behind the Song The last few hours in the life of an American legend. A fictionalized account inspired by one of Andrew's old bandmates. Lyrics "drive the man in the wide-brimmed hat his engine's blown and his tires are flat we found him face down in a scandal his habit's hard, but it's agreed you can't deny him what he needs God gives you nothing you can't handle" now I'm sailing away in my own universe cast adrift in Mr. William's hearse I opened the door to greet the star he stumbled inside with his guitar and promptly passed out in his madness in the rear view mirror, a vacant face an engine's roar in quiet space the radio played tales of sadness maybe he's tired of this endless road maybe his shoulders can't carry the load maybe it's meant to be this way maybe it's me who's got nothing to say all night long he sat in back of that long, black Cadillac and not a single word was spoken somewhere on that lonely ride the singer found the other side and still the silence was unbroken

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