"This Is Who I Am" genre: Progressive Rock
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	A moderate tempo, melodic tune showing some classic rock stylings along the lines of Chicago, Steely Dan and Yes. The melodic, harmonized guitar riff dominates the verses, while the catchy vocal harmonies take charge of the choruses. But the bridge is the real sweet point of the song, starting with a simple driving piano and drum rhythm, which builds into a ripping guitar solo. And the ending of the song just oozes 70's progressive rock. Give this one a listen: We're sure it'll grow on you big-time.
	CD: Bitter   Label: Golden Cup Records (independent) Credits: Written and Performad by Earth to God. Arranged by Earth to God and Mike Barile. Engineered, mixed and produced by Mike Barile.
	Story Behind the Song Every so often, Eddie comes up with a real gem. This is one of those times. Capturing moments and feelings from his own life, this song is a true statement of someone's questioning their own place in the world. There's an underlying sadness, but that's what makes it so real and relevant to all of us. Lyrics Gazing out the window Moonlight stings my eyes Feel no thread of dignity My lifes just a bunch of lies My sense of paranoia Is on the evening news You cant blame a guy for dreaming Its hard to fill these shoes Remember passing notes in class Remember that chapter from your past (Chorus) You cant be what you wanted You cant be who you should You have no choice but to keep on going You only wish you could Born underneath the same sign But you knew it wouldnt last Well this is who I am and I cant forget the past I made some promises I couldnt keep Well I have fallen in too deep (chorus) (bridge) (chorus)

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