"Pathways" genre: Jazz Vocals
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	A song about choices. Words and Music by Dave Olsen.
	CD: Haunted By Waters   Label: RSG Records (www.rsgrecords.com)
	Story Behind the Song I was thinking about childhood memories when I wrote this song. There was one particular memory that was fixed in my mind at the time. When I was young, we used to live next to the community park. Every spring, the snow would melt and there would be these fast moving streams of water running down the hill towards the sewer. My brother and I and some of the neighborhood kids used to float toy boats along those streams. When I think of my childhood, that's the first memory that comes to my mind. I started thinking about the huge bank of memories that I've build up over the years and the song evolved from there. This was recorded on November 25, 2001 at BAMT studio, Toronto. Maureen Bynoe - vocals Warren Greig - guitar Dan Holowachuk - drums Ka-Cheong Liu - acoustic bass Dave Olsen - piano/backing vocals Jon Olsen - djembe Engineered by Bryden Baird Lyrics Memories wash over me Like a river flowing to the sea So many moments in time Floating around in my mind Stories of magic I'd almost forgotten Will suddenly take centre stage So many people and so many places I've known Is there a place to call home? Remembering all of the days Thought I had so much to say If I knew then what I know now I'd do it all again anyhow Sailing through life like a ship on an ocean No compass to show us the way So many pathways So many fortunes are told Is there a place to grow old?

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