“What We Used To Be”, is a fast, upbeat, alternative Rock song written by Alex Wells. This song incorporates all of the huge, “in your face rock”, of the mid to late 80’s metal and “glam rock” sound, while keeping a catchy pocket with Alex’s unique punk rock styled vocals. You’ll hear everything from wild synth rides to furious double kicks! “This is my personal favorite of all the tracks I’ve recorded, I really think it captures my sound perfectly while staying true to the foundation’s it’s influenced from.”

What We Used To Be

Footsteps

Somebody

Dexter

Thank you

Separate Ways (Acoustic)

Produced & Written by Bruce Wiegner

Lyrics:
Heard through a friend that it hurts you to see me doing well without you
I can't believe you'd go and make this all about you, this isn't about you (no)
I heard you lengthened out your hair and shortened up your name, that's so you
Now I wonder if I'll even recognize your face again

I found my truth was in the downfall
Painted picture grateful, pain is something graceful (yeah)
I took a step back for a clearer view
In a way I wanna thank you

I had to find out in the worst way
I can make it out of anything
Cause even on the first day you were gone
Emotional truth I tried everything to get back to you 
But nothing would change that I'm gonna be okay
Yeah I'm better off this way

But now we're standing in the same room not saying one word acting like we don't know each other anymore
But we don't know each other anymore
I really want you to know that I don't hate you
I hope you know I really wish you the best
But the time has come to move on with my life
So goodbye old friend

I had to find out in the worst way
I can make it out of anything
Cause even on the first day you were gone
Emotional truth I tried everything to get back to you 
But nothing would change that I'm gonna be okay
Yeah I'm better off this way

Better Off This Way

I'll Be There

Alone

NO SUMMER LOVE

Thank you

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