"Stormy" genre: Acoustic
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	Duet: James wrote and recorded the male vocals and guitar, alone in his band room. Lisa "ping-pong" recorded her vocals over top - later - alone in her bed room.
	CD: ALL RIGHTS RESERVED = Copyright, Canada 2002.   Label: contact: Stormscryer@hotmail.com = composed by: James Layden & Lisa Scryer-McCubbin, Canada copyright 2002 Credits: Stormscryer@hotmail.com for info.
	Story Behind the Song featuring "James Layden", of the Frank-James Band... The song was written by Jim, at first, with only the male vocals/lyrics. Later on the female lyrics were written by Lisa... Lyrics I don't know why I write you... ~ Love songs that make me blue... ~Tried to warn you But I know that I need you... ~Right from the start And I know you need me to... ~You don't know me at all Everytime I call your name out loud... ~I can hear you Something breaks inside of me... ~ I can feel you Everytime I hear your voice in my head... ~ I keep screaming Something escapes from me... ~ You'd better run boy Darling, you know I love you... ~ Cuz I don't believe - in love I love you all the time... ~ and Time won't change me! But everynight I hold you in my head... ~but in my head, your song surrounds me And makes me feel alright... ~ makes me feel alright I don't wanna get hurt by you... ~ You can't say anything The way you did before... ~ Lasts forever I don't wanna be slayed by you... ~You don't even know yet, Leave me lying on the floor... ~that yer lyin' If I could forget about you... ~ remember promising It wouldn't be so bad... ~ we'd always be friends It's all I can do not to call you again... ~ If I was to call you up once in awhile Even tho' it makes me sad... ~ Would it still make you sad?

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