"Clark & Grace" genre: Rock
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	Clark & Grace is an Americana-Rock flavored ballad, and is probably our most requested song. It's a story about a girl who finally breaks down and faces her demons, told somewhat from her point of view. The title comes from a corner in Chicago that has seen it's share of inspiration. From the indie-rock mecca, The Metro, which is right down the street, to Uncommon Ground, the coffee house where Jeff Buckley used to play, the corner of Clark & Grace is the epitomy of Chicago music.
	CD: No Less My Life   Label: Carrot Salon Records Credits: Written by Jasen Schrock
	Lyrics (She had) A melancholy beauty The best a life with money could buy And she looked right past me with a Vacant look in her eye (She said) What the hell am I doing What am I doing with my time Going through the motions Just enough to keep me alive But she dances like nobody’s watching She cries like nobody cares She thinks that nobody’s listening As her eyes well up with despair And I stand and watch her face A lifetime of mistakes On the corner of Clark and Grace (She said) I feel like I’m searching for something For something to call my own With a sinking feeling That it’s already gone I feel like that tired singer Singing the only song I know Although I wrote the lyrics The words aren’t mine anymore Chorus I’m only 23 and can’t you see that I’m all strung out I need to know was it all for show and why Why does it seem that we lose our dreams painfully Help me, help me find the light It feels like it’s been forever Since I’ve broken down and cried The messed up thing is that I Can’t think of a reason why (She said) I just want someone to hold me So I can make it through the night I’m surrounded by demons That I’m too damn lonely to fight Chorus

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