"Rhythm of it's Own" genre: Folk
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	Occasionally, but not very often, someone will inspire me. Usually it's another musician, or a great book... something that I really, truly identify with. As though they are in some way reflections of different parts of myself. This song is about such a feeling.
	Credits: Production, Sound, editing, performance, lyrics, EVERYTHING... Cheryl Beatty
	Story Behind the Song This song was written the morning after I had attended a performance of a very talented musician. I know I'm not the only one this particular musician had an affect on, since I could hear the drool, from everyone in the room, splashing to the floor... in any case, I went home feeling a certain feeling. It's hard to explain really, but sometimes I meet people, and simply because of who they are- the type of person or a talent they possess, I feel torn inside out. It is as though I see definitive reflections of parts of myself in them, and it scares the bejebus out of me sometimes... and sometimes it inspires me. Obviously the latter happened in this case. It's a song about looking at someone and seeing how you think they relate to your self. Lyrics In a dark and smoky room I gave you my eyes I gave you my soul And you carried on the Tune Full of life Full of loss *And oh my love The heart beats with a rhythm all it's own And I carry you in mine It's a touch of grace that hides it here All within a glance Like a pool of water reflecting It holds the pale blue sky It holds you and I together Like a glimpse of something that may never be * And in you I find The piper dances high and blind Into the silence that pervades a lonely soul Some day when green is grey And all the laughter fades away You'll remain with me and never let me go ~Cheryl Beatty September, 2003.

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