"Exit Code" genre: Indie
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	From the mirror to the door in a long white line.
	CD: Unreleased Credits: Carless / O'Connell / Sutton
	Story Behind the Song Recorded in the "Ten Year Old" session in Portsmouth, England. With apologies. Lyrics He don't want to go to Heaven 'cause you'll learn the lies he told, and he's gonna get it straight soon -- when the credit cards are old. There's a line he's shifting daily From the mirror to the floor; He don't want to say 'I love you': You don't love him any more. 'cause this is the Exit Code: a little car crash on the open road this breaks the camel's back but a little heart break ain't a heart attack. You don't want the conversation 'cause you've been having it too long, and you're going to tell him straight soon, when it doesn't feel as wrong. So you tell him sweet nothings, from the mirror on your shell. You want to say 'I love you' but you tell him 'go to hell'. [chorus] Now you've got a situation Circumstances are unkind You've a line that isn't straight, now and the feeling makes your mind up. So you tell each other nothing from the mirror to the door You want to say 'I love you' but can't stand it any more. [chorus]

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