"Subconscious Law" genre: Acoustic
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	Mellow, acoustic song in the tradition of the singer/songwriters of the 60s and 70s, with a hint of alternative flavor.
	CD: That Was Then
	Story Behind the Song In this song, love is examined as a state of consciousness. The song ponders the significance of dreams as they relate to our feelings for another person. It was written and recorded in my living room over a two day period. Lyrics Subconscious Law...by David Balch Why should I care what I'm dreaming? The subconscious screaming. When by nature, It doesn't have a chance to make sense of it all. It's a subconscious law. Why should I care what you're saying? Your words are for playing. And right now, my mind is not equipped to make sense of it all. It's a subconscious law. Roadmaps of empty streets can't explain the reason I feel so small. In a building a woman weeps, Seems her expectations have grown too tall. It's a subconscious law. Just a subconscious law. Why should I care where youre going? There's no way of knowing. And the things I'm thinking about you now, they make no sense at all. It's a subconscious law. Roadmaps of empty streets can't explain the reason I feel so small. In a building a woman weeps, Seems her expectations have grown too tall. It's a subconscious law. Just a subconscious law.

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