"reality bites" genre: Acoustic
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	Mellow rolling piano ballad.
	CD: neil robertson - "unsung"   Label: jester music Credits: Written and produced by neil robertson
	Story Behind the Song This song was written as a lament to fragile state of the world and modern humankinds inability to pause and reflect on the direction we area heading, for better or for worse. Recorded in one afternoon in Melbourne Australia at jester music studios in just a few takes, the track is gently rolling acoustic piano and guitar with a soulful mellow vocal. It strongly reflects the artists influences, including such greats as Neil Young. Lyrics I wander through the streets sometimes Checking out the mirrors and the rhymes Safe enough in what I know There's magic in symmetrical lines Its all quite beautiful Til you see the view from the hill Taking in the valleys and the dives You can see their eyes in the stills So roll your head around sometimes Just to feel the temper of the times Roll your head around sometimes Shake it good to keep it alive I can see the field from here Filling good with a million fresh kills Coming to the end of the line Are the wonderful in careless decline Its all quite natural Say the fools and the rationalists Like a cargo sacrifice Cos only the strong survive So roll your head around sometimes Just to see our evolutionary crimes Roll your head around saometimes Shake it good to keep us alive I walk in the rain sometimes Just to feel reality bite I don't believe the sun won't shine Even through electrical skies So move to the left a while Just to begin to find the right line But still don't lose your own mind Its not an easy mountain to climb. Copyright neil robertson 2002

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