"Rose Colored Glasses" genre: Alternative General
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	Grabs you from the choppy lead intro to the meaningful bridge that leaves you feeling good.
	MP3.com CD: Storm In The Desert - buy it! CD: My Way Home Credits: Recorded By Chant Peck Mesa, Arizona.
	Story Behind the Song The Song was inspired by a somewhat heated conversation I had with someone I know that had a difficult time seeing things as they really are. It was recorded live at a benefit we played at in Scottsdale, Arizona. The benefit was called, Artists for autism. I woke up at 2am and started writing it was actually finished in less than an hour. The original melody however, was canned for the current one. Lyrics Rose colored glasses If the sky is black well that's OK call a spade a spade ain't that what they say no matter what you think or profess you can't change the world today no way. No matter what you say She feeds her children the food that she will what she feeds their soul keeps them loving and still her minds always open but never to wide to let it inside Oh yes she feeds hem well feeds her children well chorus Is it time to take off those rose colored glasses They can't see the egg shells that you're walking on Good news is heard by all who will listen but will you hear what you've known all along BRIDGE When I was down in the valley of the shadow of death I would not fear no evil I'd raise my hands, close my eyes and look up to the sky Well it's ring around the rosy one more time this time we can hold our heads up high may the fruits of our labor be pleasing to our savior If you wont listen, how can you ask why I'll climb this mountain with the ones I love finding all gods little treasures and rising above Beyond the thistle and the thorns that once held me at bay If I cry if I laugh, I'll dance all the way

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