"Take the Money and Run" genre: Rock
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	Our epic. And by epic, we mean 4:40. Richard--lead vocals, backing vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar......Graham--electric guitar, backing vocals......Eric--drums......Jowen--bass, backing vocals
	CD: Bring Me the Head of the Man in the Moon on a Stick Credits: by Richard Liang and Graham Pollock
	Story Behind the Song One day Graham was expanding his musical horizons by looking through Mel Bay's big book of guitar chords, when he first became aware of the appeal of the transition from D to D7 to Ddim. Graham was so proud that he knew such interesting chords that he wrote a whole song to celebrate his musical genius. It kind of sucked. At least the words did. Undeterred, Graham played this groundbreaking chord progression for Richard and suggested that he write some words and a melody to accompany it. Richard did just that, and thus was born the track that would come to define the essence of Graham's basement at the end of the millennium. Lyrics take, take the money and run and leave this and leave this hold, hold your head high and leave this and leave this take, take the money and run you say well, I might take you up on that someday take, take the money and run when life gets you down and you're hanging around make, make the most of your time 'cause life marches on and tomorrow will dawn take, take the money and run you say and leave your critics behind leave this city tonight away from them away from me you, you deserve all you have believe it believe it take, take the money and run you say and take the chance to start anew again

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