"The Stars Are Out Tonight" genre: Alternative General
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	This song is about the facade of a beggining spark in a relationship. The song as seen from the outside seems like a love song, but when you dive deeper you find yourself wondering: "The stars are out tonight, but will they be out tommorow?" That is for you, the listener, to decide.
	CD: Out of the Garage   Label: Independent
	Story Behind the Song This song was actually written at the end of a relationship where the spark that started it seemed to have vanished. It was written hoping to keep this person from leaving. It was trying to grasp on to the feeling one first feels when falling into something more than ordinary with a girl. It took rather short to write, coming to completion rather quick. The recording process was a different story. It took awhile to finally get the overall sound we wanted, but in the end we got close enough. Lyrics Sometimes I wish I could close my eyes And transport myself to a place Where I could just look at your beautiful face Sweep me away with grace The stars are out tonight Shining brighter than ever before And when I look in your eyes I can taste paradise And with you in my arms I couldn’t be happier Grab my lifeless fingers, with your delicate heart Today has been a little cold Don’t let me drown in this river of pain Take me to the place from were you came The stars are out tonight Shining brighter then ever before And when I look in your eyes I can taste paradise And with you in my arms I couldn’t be happier You put the sun in my sky You make beautiful more than a word I lost myself in the crowd And forget that all I ever wanted was you The stars are out tonight Shining brighter than ever before And when I look in your eyes I can taste paradise And with you in my arms I couldn’t be happier

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