"Physics for Two" genre: Rock
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	A creative look at a relationship. Catchy, original, tight, and dynamic. Fans of Albert Einstein and physics in general will appreciate the many references, and how they tie in to the subject.
	Credits: Drew Vics: vocals, guitar, bass, programming
	Story Behind the Song Sort of popped into my head. I came up with the rhythm first and was wondering what lyrics to put to it. The chorus wrote itself and the rest followed. Lyrics Here's a little something I learned about you It takes more than science to uncover the truth about the time and space that you occupy No one else can fit in your shoes that's fine by me 'cause you a dream come true and whatever we face I know that we'll get by Einstein never explained it like this but you're relative to me and my relatives Like a star flashing across the sky I look up to you and I wonder why you shine on me, out of all the other fish in the sea It's physics for two, me and you Your space warped my time and I'm cruisin' at the speed of life, where time stands still this love ain't know theory it's no illusion We can try to work it out with geometry and it's got a bit to do with our chemistry but the way I'm feeling started with you and it's physics, physics for two Some nights I look up at the stars and sense of wonder fills my heart when I think, "Hey, we're part of this place!" All the neat things there are to do my reaction is multiplied by two when I see the wonder on your face (chorus) Like an island in the sea there's just you and me Drifting through a crazy world will you be my girl? I don't care about the worm holes or the bending of space you're my here and now and we're two, in one place...

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