"Uptown Saturday Night" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	Ambient soundscape which paints vivid pictures in the mind
	MP3.com CD: Modern World - buy it! CD: Modern World   Label: Top Secret Records Credits: David Price - keys/vocal, Eldin Green - guitar/bass/vocal
	Story Behind the Song The degradation of our home town is vividly shown in this soundscape Lyrics Uptown Saturday Night There's a man on the street, I think he might be dead No one cares, they just walk on by I think maybe somebody should call the police I don't mind, I've got nothing else better to do for awhile And the man of the hour is smiling to hide his embarrassment of what has just transpired And a little boy becomes an entrepreneur Selling bubble gum to the gathering crowd And the music is playing a little too loud From the open doors of the new billiards hall And the sidewalk is covered with spiky haired guys Smoking cigarettes thinking they look real cool Let's walk under the light Uptown Saturday night Let's walk under the light Uptown Saturday night Let's walk under the light Uptown Saturday night Let's walk under the light Uptown Saturday night There's a lady I know, she's living out in the park No one knows, they look the other way She says that she's having the time of her life I suppose you don't need a home to share a pizza with friends And the man on the corner is holding a sign And yelling at the people that are walking by Just a little bit further south of the center Is a brand new restaurant that won't survive And the music is getting a little bit louder As they close the doors to the new billiards hall You can smell something funny when the wind blows your way Bringing back a memory of some other day Let's walk under the light Uptown Saturday night Let's walk under the light Uptown Saturday night Let's walk under the light Uptown Saturday night Let's walk under the light Uptown Saturday night Copyright David Price 1996

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