"Mother's Milk" genre: Psychedelic
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	A straight-ahead rock song about the uncertainty of leaving childhood behind and growing up. Features heavily layered guitars and vocals with subtle synthesizer pads and the vocal debut of the band's producer/engineer Steve Fontano
	MP3.com CD: Times & Places - buy it! CD: Lifeline   Label: private release Credits: Attila- bass, sythesizers, vocals. Dave- guitars, backing vocals. Rusty- drums. Steve Fontano- backing vocals Produced and engineered by Steve Fontano at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley. Mastered by George Horn.
	Story Behind the Song This song was written as a bridge between the world of childhood security and the world of adult independence and uncertainty. The lyrics clearly reflect this transition. Also, the song satisfied the desire of the band to write a very honest, straight-ahead rock song. As with the other songs on Lifetime, this one was recorded at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley California with producer/engineer Steve Fontano. Drum track recorded in one take, all overdubs done after the fact. An interesting side note is that this song (and the whole album for that matter) was recorded at Fantasy in concurrence with the recording of Santana's multi-platinum album Supernatural, for which Steve Fontano won a Grammy. The two bands alternated days at the studio and Steve worked tirelessly on both productions. Lyrics Daybreak on an empty seat Where soon the light of day means Youll come for me What are the pieces that youll bring today To puzzle out the shapes In a different way? Are they the same? Are they all the same? Down here near the apron strings Clinging to the leg And the love you bring But when you throw me To the wolves outside Will the sun still be as warm As the place I hide? Rock-a-bye baby on the tree top When the wind blows the cradle will rock And down will come baby, cradle And all

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