"Bill The Pony" genre: Rock
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	A lean, semi-experimental (for me)... uh... song told from the point-of-view of an innocent pony finding his way home... durring a war! awwww...
	CD: Fake Friend Credits: music/lyrics: Tony Rizzo
	Story Behind the Song youre young, youre a boy, youre forced into the world of men. its unfamiliar, loud, fast, startling, ugly, impersonal, too big, and sometimes it hurts. but the most pain comes from comforming to it and being changed by it. thats the human experience. why sing about ponies? if you read LOTR, Bill was a sick and weak pony repressed by his master (as far as i remember), and after he was set loose by the gate of Moria, he had to make his way back home through a land darkening from war and corruption. being set loose in such a violent world at first leaves you with nothing but images. youre not really thinking about them, youre just seeing and feeling. an animal would not seek reason in anything it sees, the same way i couldnt know at first the reasoning behind the world i was thrusted into as a boy. if feels unfair, so painful that it could be mistaken for some great suffering. it is, of course, normal. but i didnt know it yet, and neither would a pony. this is a song about that time. Lyrics roaming stealing to the tops of hills in my path i see thorns and cutters i see thugs ive never seen it before ive never seen it before it shines under the moon it glows under the moon like knives and their gloves it shines under the moon and it glows under the moon fleeing i hear the horns of war soldiers and their smoke dead bodies things of war ive never seen it before ive never seen it before it shines under the moon it glows under the moon like knives and their gloves it shines under the moon and it glows under the moon

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