"Out of My Hands" genre: Rock
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	The Wearies debut title track off their five song EP. This Powerful Pop/Rock song is filled with explosive energy, edgy guitar hooks and raw emotional vocal melody. This is a staple sound of The Wearies music.
	CD: Out of My Hands Credits: Written by Erik Mullin and Jason Savich
	Story Behind the Song The motivation for the song was my experience with past relationships. Yeah! another break up song. The song was written partly in San Diego but was finished in San Francisco in 2003. It took a few months to complete but the original guitar parts where written about two years ago. It wasn't until meeting Guitarist Jason Savich did it finally take shape. It took two days to record on a very small budget. It was done in Two Takes I think. Lyrics Take this all away leave me with nothing ask me if I care Saw it all come around it's not the first time I've been wrong before Looks like it's already out of my hands Looks like it's already out of my hands So damn my innocence what's the difference I can hardly stand to see you act like this breaks my heart again why should I pretend Looks like it's already out of my hands Looks like it's already out of my hands can we roll back look what went wrong can we pick up where we left off can we take back all we said wrong can we pretend like it never happened Looks like we've made a mess probably should go guess it's all for the best this you can not hide truth of the matter it's only fun while it lasts looks like it's already out of my hands looks like it's already out of my hands can we roll back look what went wrong can we pick up where we left off can we take back all we said wrong can we pretend like it never happened

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