"Speechless" genre: Indie
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	An early Deridian song which was always a bit more ESoD than Deridian.
	CD: Deridian's Purple & Yellow EP   Label: Two Headed Cow Publishing LLC Credits: Tristan Kromer - guitar & vox, Markus Dorfmann - drums, Lee Nadel - bass, Etan Sekons - guitar
	Story Behind the Song "Speechless was written chorus first around an afro-Cuban drum groove Markus was practicing a lot at the time. I knew immidiately what the lyrics that fit over it were. The rest of the lyrics had to wait a while for some inspiration from Lee. "The four of us (the original Deridian) went to a party for Hamptons Magazine. It was just crawling with beautiful women and we were all fairly dazzled. At some point I looked over at Lee and saw his jaw dropped. I knew what the rest of the song was instantly." - Tristan Lyrics I was just standing there my tongue hanging out Watching all the pretty ladies jump and scream and shout Some of them were walking by I thought they looked real nice Turning for a better view looking for her eyes Thought I ought to speak, but couldn't think of any lies saying I want you I need you ... Gimme something to say I'm trying to express myself, but I just can't move my mouth My body says it's obvious, but I guess that doesn't count Maybe try the simple stuff like, "Baby what's your sign?" "Can I buy you a drink?" or "My dear you look sublime." It may seem kinda silly but I just can't think of any lines singing I want you I need you ... Gimme something to say There are no words anymore No sense of poetry, just trying to score I know in the end I'll have to satisfy myself I just hope they were joking when they say it damages your health. Just this one last time I'll tell you I want you to know ... I want you I need you ... Give me something to say

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