"The Gilded Age" genre: Emo
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	This song was a refmection of memories I had to wrap up high school, The people and places that I've known. Personally, one of my favories. Placed last on the 7-track album.
	CD: Reflections on October's End Credits: All songs written, performed, recorded, mixed, mastered by Matthew Peteshel, Copyright 2003
	Lyrics You never come by here anymore, as you used to. The sunlight fails to shine through the window- onto your face, in the morning, another chance to start this over- only a shadow will be all thats left in the doorway. As this gilded age grows older, the memories last longer for us now. The spaces in between us won't be to much distance for us now, to remember. The soft blue letters on your sweatshirt remind me of where you'll be in a year. The pictures taped to the mirror, alive with life from thirteen years ago- the tapes still holding, they're still smiling.

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