"Etched In Stone" genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	A solemn and somber song, with lyrics, guitar, beat, and strings. Some say it's my finest work yet.
	CD: The Rejected And Deformed   Label: No where yet Credits: Paul Simanauskas-Lyrics, beat, strings, mixing. Magnus Harsem-Guitar
	Story Behind the Song This was actually a very spur of the moment idea. I wrote the lyrics as I was mixing the guitar tracks to the beat. I added strings which I composed myself, and then just needed to find the right melody for the lyrics. After three semi-successful attempts, I nailed it down, I think. There's always room for improvement though, so this may not be the final version. Lyrics Some things are meant to be By the stars or the heavens And you’ll see In the end, it’ll be alright Where we were and where we are How we’ve come so far Was it fate or random chance That we entwined in our romance But does it matter? When it all falls down And do we splatter Like when a raindrop hit’s the ground And are we living Like our lives are etched in stone And are we giving Back what we have known To be our love….our love Some things will never change And you might say That these times are very strange And day after day You run from what’s inside That tears at your heart And I’m opened wide To play my part But does it matter? When it all falls down And do we splatter Like when a raindrop hit’s the ground And are we living Like our lives are etched in stone And are we giving Back what we have known To be our love….our love But did it matter? Now that everything has gone And now that we’ve splattered And I stare into the dawn And yet we’re still living Like our lives are etched in stone But what were we giving To live our lives alone Our hearts….our hearts.

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