"Want" genre: Folk Rock
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	A dark and forboding waltz (featuring my custom 8-string tenor guitar with the bad paint job). Originally titled "Our Beloved Mascot" back in the days when I thought titles shouldn't appear in the lyrics.
	CD: Teenage Folklore   Label: Rooster Lollipop/(subliminal banana) Credits: written by Brian Andrew Marek, produced and mixed by Mike Martin and Rocket Park, engineered by Mike Martin at the Broom Factory, mastered at Cry Rock Mastering, Memphis, TN
	Story Behind the Song A sad but true story of romantic loss, unplanned pregnancy and some of the more annoying aspects of human nature. Lyrics you were asleep at the wheel that night when I slipped from my senses and out of your sight I ushered myself through the manicured grounds while my progress was measured in ounces and pounds in make-believe cities I cried out for pity and zombies make note of the root of my problem: I only want the things that I can't have you were not pushed but you stumbled and fell all aghast with the knowledge I'd seeded your well but nobody twisted your arm out of joint and the proof's in the pudding each time that you point I've been through the motions I've humored your notions and zombies make note of the root of my problem I only want the things I've left behind you were slow dancing and asked me to join but the offer hit me like a kick to the groin I tried to decline but I couldn't resist the hand on my shoulder, the blade at my wrist in times of confusion I foster illusion and zombies make note of the root of my problem I only want the things that make me ill

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