"A Saturday" genre: Groove
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	This song embodies the reflective groove one falls into on a lazy Saturday afternoon. This version features the impressive drumming of Seth Murphy. On vocals and guitar is Mikey de Lara. On bass, John Vargas. This is a Christian Slater's favorite Joe's Myth song.
	CD: Joe's Myth   Label: Sebastian Records Credits: Produced by Michael C. de Lara; Mixed by Dave Walters, Written by Mikey de Lara and John Vargas
	Story Behind the Song This songs was put together one afternoon when John Vargas played the verse riff to Mikey de Lara in their apartment sophmore year of college. After tinkering with the rythym, Mikey came up with the music for the chorus, and shortly there after, the lyrics and the melody. The lyrics describe the reflections in the life of a young man who realizes that the mistakes and regrets he has and has made are never going to stop him from moving on with his life in a positive way. When Mikey moved to LA, the first person to buy the Joe's Myth CD was a clean, polite young man who had the same name as Mikey's cousin. The next day, he left a message on Mikey's voicemail mentioning, "This is Christian Slater. I just wanted to tell you that this song, "A Saturday," is stuck in my head... Which is a good thing. So, keep it up." Lyrics Take me out into the light Beyond a flash in blinding sight And well, if I could hide away "I wouldn't tell you," you might say But I'm not there I'm here with you Don't tell me things that I want for you I took a chance And I was wrong But I won't stop, I'm going on Trying isn't all it seems Just let it go, it comes, you see And find out what might work today You never knew what she might say CHORUS I'm glad I thought I was alive It's not too often, I might sigh So take these moments, far and few I see your eyes, I know you knew CHORUS

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