This song was written, to express the hurt and pain which goes along with a broken heart. Anyone, who has truly been in love, know the awful feeling, aches and loneliness which only time can cure. Viola, Cello's first and only love, after years of being together, decides for whatever reason, she wants to play the field. As she plays, Cello is suffering immensely, evident by the dark and sorrowful sounds he makes. Regardless of Viola's playful melodies, Cello (along with Violin and 2nd Viola) prevents Viola's play from being joyfully heard. When Viola meets Violin at the Waltz (Cover Art), Cello must bare to waltz alone with a little help from his 2nd Viola. After the waltz, Viola runs wild, while Cello, continues his tones of heartbreak. Until finally, the suffering ends. Any man (or woman), who has been hurt by the one he or she loves, will certainly be able to identify with the dark melodies and the chordal accompaniment, which characterizes the suffering of Cello. The Cover Art, is a page from the original manuscript by Put, of years gone bye. The song is intended to bring inner peace to a suffering heart. A musical cure for a wounded and ailing spirit. Keep an Eye and Ear open for the Album and other music from Put. Expect More and Put will give you more. Put, Your R2M Bass Player