"L'Hermitage (Pre-Production)" genre: Rock
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	A reflection on a SWF raising a difficult child.
	CD: Fear of Success   Label: Ded Serius Music Credits: Ryan Baker (Drums), Marcus Weeden (Bass), Layden Robinson (Acoustic and Electric Guitars), Mike Bolenbach: (Engineer / Producer), Van (Producer, Vocals), Full Well Studios
	Story Behind the Song Raising Van was difficult to say the least. Very little thanks was given to the creator of the child along the way. Hopefully, this work compensates for that somewhat. Lyrics What Will Become of This Boy? What became of this boy? Where did the high marks on report cards go? There's a certain lackluster in his searching eyes. He's autistic and he's distant And, he always lies. What will become of him? Somewhere between the tragedy of a marriage gone bad We lost him and he's always closed and, he always looks sad. I know it's hard to grow up with one parent playin' two But, face the fact, that half a pair's the best she can do. Go into your world boy, 'cause it's all on you. The scars he has won't heal. It's always amazing that one child can feel pain, More deeply than you realize, while the other seems the same. But, the wound lies there malignant while the fam'ly thinks it's tame. The scars take years to heal. What has become of this boy? Mother doesn't know just where his motives lie. Though she suspects beneath the actions, but, that doesn't clarify As she plods along through college so, someday she might buy A better life for the boys. Look at what she's become Look at all she has done. Look at what I've become. Be proud of all you've done. Words and Music by Van Boersma © Copyright 2000

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