"A Life" genre: Rock
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	Exclusive non-album track recorded for the 2003 George Fox University Campus Album, Sepia Tones.
	CD: Sepia Tones: 2003 George Fox University Campus Album Credits: Written by David Fuller and Tipical
	Story Behind the Song This song has been through 3 recorded versions, this being the best one, and two lyrical rewrites, this being the latest. Lyrics (verse 1) Get up, get up out that bed Get up, wash your hair You know it’s better when it Smells like Herbal Essences Get out, get out of your womb Get out of the thing You thought was safety You were wrong, it’s only lazy (chorus) One more time I’m gonna give you one more try Another day or two to find yourself then Just as I Another time would let it slide You’re gonna find out when I Said “There’s always time,” I must have lied (repeat intro) (verse 2) Step up, step up to your life Step up to the plated golden destiny You thought you had before your TV Wasted, wasted all your time Wasted all the things you used to have Like someone feeding you in bed (repeat chorus) (bridge) You’ll be yourself And no one else Your, “No one’s wrong” And, “We could always get along And be ourselves And no one else And no one’s wrong And we could always get along And be ourselves And no one else And no one’s wrong And we could always get along And be ourselves And no one else And no one’s wrong And we know how to get along…” Don’t want to make you lose your mind Don’t want to make it hard to find Don’t want to give you an excuse Something against me to use Don’t want to make you run and hide Don’t want to make you hypnotized Don’t want to make you “feel so used” Something against me… (repeat chorus 2x)

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