"consciously bathing" genre: Rock
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	CD: Crash Poetry, consciously bathing   Label: Crash Poetry Credits: Joseph Roberts, James Roberts, David Jordan
	Story Behind the Song The song is about when the reality we are aware of starts to slip away and we find ourselves in another dimension. If we allow ourselves, life can take on another meaning. This song was written during a period of self exploration which included a lot of meditation and fasting. I didn't mean to fast, it just happened. A few days and many hallucinations later, I was my old self again but quite possibly renewed and a little bit more open-minded about what the world really was. Maybe the world is a lot more plastic and full of illusions, maybe no more coincidences but real guidance. Also, I was able to see past my old preconceived limitations. I don't always explain my songs however, I thought It might be nice this time. Enough of this, I hope you enjoy the tune and have your own experience. Most of all I believe the song conveys a certain hopeful feeling. I hope I didn't ruin it for you. Lyrics you brought in everything you brought in changes everyone in your cold little lighted gray dancing angels early morning chase darken the season such a shaded face i see you changing finally meeting the pages of your first little letting go your first history to know if i didn't think you could be here if i didn't up and gone or favor everything you did i know i am that strong in this dream it's always been to corrupt this seamless seam of evidence erasing consciously bathing you had this energy etched in marble for what was traded all just jaded you can't really dwell on everything pick yourself up and go meet the next few years really up to go (b-sec) (chorus)

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