"I'm a big nerd and I want to know about works in progress."

----The following is a list of 23 original songs that may appear on future Tonics releases.

Mark:

• "Down Below" - a relatively slow song with an octave harmony
• "Our House" - a vintage guitar-driven song, currently in an advanced stage of production
• "Atlantis" - according to the writer, it's "somewhere between an elliott smith and a don mcclean impression"
• "Atoday" - a slow 6/8 song, also known as "Hifi"
  
• "Future Four Four" - another song with a guitar hook
• "How To Win" - features a whistling section. Was rehearsed briefly during the last spring break
  
• "Savage" - a waltz with lots of echo and lead electric guitar
• "Alpha And Omega" - apparently abandoned despite being a contender for the Get Things Done album
  

Steven

• "My One Sweet Love" - a quiet organ-driven song
• "Lisa" - a vintage dance pop song, recently Spectorized but remains unreleased
  
• "Radio" - a piano-based song dating back to 2003
• "Nothing Matters At All" - a mid-tempo pop song with a catchy chorus
• "If You Want To Feel Young" - a multi-movement song
• "Laetitia" - the sequel to "Lucy Tricked Me..." according to the songwriter
• "Crowds Of Nervous People" - a piano-based Get Things Done reject
• "Amaj7" - briefly rehearsed by the band before being abandoned for "not sounding enough like a Tonics song." Some of the melody was written by Mark during the 2003 Davis summit.
• "Stair" - a song most notable for its non-recurring introduction
  

Arta/Steven

• "This Is The Last Day Of Your Life On Earth" - a pop song almost completely written by Arta, with slight modifications by Steven, and later reworked by Mark
• "You're Only Human (Do You Know What You're Doing)" - left off Get Things Done despite receiving a new lead vocal track in 2005
• "The Country Song" - this love song for Princess Diana was shelved halfway through serious production
• "Surf Rock" - a surf rock instrumental
• "The Waltz" - a bizarre instrumental, the completed master remains unreleased
  

Spencer

• "Someday" - a faster pop song written by our new bassist Spencer