"Vapor Lock" genre: Indie
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	JJS: This is my favorite Conspiracy song of all time, represented here by our shabbiest (live) recording. That's okay. It's also the first of many songs I wrote about my wife, Sara.
	CD: The Conspiracy 1992-1999: The Finishing Touch CD   Label: Pandacide Credits: Josh Staples: bass, vocals - Cory Gray: trumpet - Tyler Sugrue: guitar - Shane Stevens: guitar - Jesse Wickman: Drums - Nate Elder: tenor sax - Paul Somerville: backing vocals
	Lyrics Vapor Lock Who is she? You don't have a clue. Was it worth it, I wonder? Was there anything else that you could do? With so much time spent on the road Without the option to brake and unload Until eventually you would explode How long does this have to last? Can we put it in the past? This harsh reality's a swift kick in the ass. When you left us in your wake, I guess there's only so much she could take I never realized what was at stake Still we gave it our best shot So much fun going against what we were taught We were comrades for a cause or so I thought I wonder whether we will ever sing those songs Or are the things I've done too wrong? There's not a day where I don't pay For all these crimes And try and turn back the time It is so hard to admit What we know to be true You ought to think a little harder Before you do the things you do And don't pretend it's the end Unless you want it through You'll end up kicking yourself in the ass 'Cuz there's no way to alter your past It is so hard to admit What we know to be true You ought to think a little harder Before you do the things you do And I imagine your pain Is almost equal to that that I maintain As I kick myself in the ass It is so hard to admit What we know to be true I'm a self-serving egomaniac Like all the rest of you With all the problems I have, There are but a few That keep me kicking myself in the ass

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