"Conformity" genre: Progressive Rock
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	Bass driven, distorted chorus. The bass plays the rythm (acoustical picking) for this song during the verse and then the guitars go into distortion for the chorus. It's about fitting in, being accepted and what really is normal.
	CD: Engreyved   Label: None Credits: Mavis, Josh Carpenter, Jeff Hansen, John Picone and Mike Cundiff
	Story Behind the Song Yet another tune from our bass player Josh. The verses are beautiful and the chorus rocks. At the time of this song I was going through some controversy on the way I looked and was upset that it even mattered, thus the words to this song! Lyrics Does the color of my skin make any difference and if you could change me now is there a preference. If the world could only see see what's inside of me and if I could ask one thing I know it would have to be Why do you judge me where's you're credentials why don't you trust me what makes you so special If I let my hair grow long does that change who I am does it make me right or wrong does it depend on where I am If I pierce or mark my skin what would you think of me there's a person deep with in open your heart and see But you still judge me where's you're credentials why don't you trust me what makes you so special(guitar solo) If I change the way I look would you accept me now I suppose you wrote the book on "conforming know how" He's normal but she's quite strange where do you draw the line if conforming is insane perhaps then we would all be fine but you still judge me where's you're credentials why don't you trust me what makes you so special (2x)

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