"read my face" genre: Alternative General
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	driving groove with a great melody. Lots of harmonies and meaning behind the song. This will be the first single, also the first cut on the CD. Not really fast or slow. This car drives down the middle of the road.
	CD: bonedance Credits: Chris Reick with his pipes on back up vocals. What a voice the guy has! Produced by Stewart Burlew
	Story Behind the Song You can be alone without being alone, go crazy without being insane, and be faithful without getting religious. There is a fine line on where you stand in religion and I keep crossing it. I don't really know where I stand. This song, like the rest, was recorded in my studio (Toyz Recording Studios). I went Through Three different drummers before I decided to play them myself. Although, there is a hidden track on the CD with Reindard Schmidt playing on it and a guitar solo and he did a great job, but not quite what I was looking for so I did one with myself. The whole song was written in my head music and lyrics before anything hit tape or paper, I write all my songs that way. I would like to record with many other musicians but they tend to put their own personal styles in the music and I know exactly what I want and it usually isn't what they play. Tha't why I ended up even playing drums on this song. Lyrics 1. Walking all alone these years staring at the phone in tears someone’s got to call my name I think I am going insane (chorus) I need divine deliverance read my face I need to sense the assurance read my face hear my desperate soliloquy 2. March along the path you’re shown just like a robotic drone keep concealed the ones you hate with blinders on you’re going straight

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