The Will That Was...

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The Will That Was...
Studio album by Paper Covers Rock
Released	July 31, 2007
Genre	Alternative
Label	Barmar Records

The Will That Was... is the second album, but the fourth musical release by the Alternative band Paper Covers Rock, released in 2007 by Barmar Records.

[edit] Track listing

1. "The Will That Was..." (Jim J. Barakat)
2. "It's Always Sunny In Dekalb" (Jim J. Barakat)
3. "Day By Day" (Jim J. Barakat)
4. "One Favor, All I Ask" (Jim J. Barakat)
5. "I Don't Want To Wait For The Day" (Jim J. Barakat)
6. "Like This Again" (Jim J. Barakat)
7. "(Untitled)" (Jim J. Barakat)
8. "Deeper" (Jim J. Barakat)
9. "Towel In The Ring" (Jim J. Barakat)
10. "I've Got You, You've Got Me... Fool (Too Cute For Bruises)" (Jim J. Barakat)
11. "Your Face" (Jim J. Barakat)
12. "This Isn't. This Isn't. This Is." (Jim J. Barakat)
13. "... Your True Blue Someone" (Jim J. Barakat)

[edit] Controversy surrounding the album

The writing of "The Will That Was..." took Jim Barakat just around three years to finish and he kept thorough logs of the endeavors he faced in the last year of completing it in a blog on the official Paper Covers Rock website. The album had multiple names including "In the Sweat of Thy Face Shalt Thou Eat Thy Bread" which was in reference to Genesis 3:19. Another working title for the work early in production was "Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc" which in Latin means, "after this, therefore because of this." It was only after the album was complete when the working title "The Will That Was..." was chosen as the title of the album. The title signifies Jim playing the role of "the Will" in regards to the subsequent song on the album, # 13 "...Your True Blue Someone." Songs 1 and 13 are one whole song cut in half hence the "..." after the title of #1 and before the title of #13. A secret website is hidden on Paper Covers Rock's official website as an appendix to this album outlining a more detailed explanation of the album as a whole.