"Four Hand, Five Heart Stew" genre: Folk Rock
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	A dreamy, almost psychadelic journy into pop bliss.
	CD: Strawberry Shade   Label: Shady Tunes Credits: Mary Beth Cox - Vocals, Adam Grijalva - instruments
	Story Behind the Song A lonely night and too much caffiene. Lyrics FOUR HAND, FIVE HEART STEW Enter by the rubbing saloon Tribes in turn will prosper soon Breathing the syrups of the common moon Taking a bow from the impending doom With stars and blanks I stare to you And crates of thickness Dealing in blue The top five layers Distinct by touch The dryest ground Should rest as such Honored by myth and presence Trickling down from lessons Taught by the dim Well-cropped and trimmed The woodland's best trees and blessings Flavored by dismal dressings Walking high Creating the sky With hopes of praise, I consulted the crowd A shrug of dismay from the dull and the proud At odds with the warriors of steel cap and shroud And sickening things which gain their gifts from the clouds With cards and shapes I dream with you I trade the magic For all things blue A half-shamed helping Service for two With four hand seasoned Five heart stew

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