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New Song: Never Make Another Sound

This is a song that came together last weekend.  One of the only times something has come together quickly for me.  The backing track is a loop of the first few seconds of Ghosts of a Different Dream by Guided By Voices.

http://soundcloud.com/felix-lin/never-make-another-sound 

Lyrics:
[A]
I can sing anything when you’re around
Please don’t go I would never make another sound
‘Cause you hold the key to my every treasure
That key you just tossed away

[B]
You walk on out the door
Shock me to the core
Walk on out the door
I just hit the floor

‘Cause without you here
Nothing feels the same
Without you here
There’s no one else to blame

Without you here
Nothing stays the same
Without you here
There’s no one left to blame

[A]

[B]

[A]

[Outro]
Oh, I’m going nowhere
Oh, I’m doomed to fall
(Repeat to End)

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