"Rachel" genre: Alternative General
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	My favorite track on my album. Thick, sultry dance/electronic rock. Moody and passionate with a deep base beat that makes you want to slowly sway your hips and run to the nearest club. Darker than "Garbage," more dance-like than "Curve." The lyrics are quality, but I won't say exactly what they are about. It's up to the fan to decide. I want you to be involved fully in the experience. Share it with me.
	MP3.com CD: 43 spaces - buy it! CD: 43 spaces   Label: Red Goddess Records Credits: words: Shari Sklar, music: Shari Sklar and David Bourgeois. Guitar: Christopher St. Hilaire. Drums: David Bourgeois
	Story Behind the Song "Rachel" was born during an angst-fest which was fueled by absolutely nothing in particular. I'm a huge X-Files fan and the moodiness of the show combined with the creative juices I had flowing compelled me to write this song, which happens to be my personal favorite on the album. As soon as I wrote it, I knew I had created something special. Lyrics "Rachel" C. 1999 by Shari Sklar Hey there What are you doing? Tell me Why are you here? Rachel Is in the tower Her guardian is watching fierce CHORUS: Don't even try to bust her out It won't work She's sealed inside her limited world Just about Appreciate her beauty and You'll try to turn her frown But everlasting chains are So very hard to break now. Hero What have you got there? Secret How did you know? About this rescue Operation Under darkness In shadow CHORUS: Don't even try to bust her out It won't work She's sealed inside her primitive world Just about You feel bad for her station and You'll try to dry her tears The world should have more like you to Go on in and erase my fears. BRIDGE: Oh, I've never seen such determination I've never seen such toil before No, I've never seen such abomination as it Strikes the hearts of suburban boys, yes. So then Now that you've done it Whisper How does it feel? Rachel Was it worth it? Is it better to be free?

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