"Some Years From Now" genre: Folk
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	An optimistic song about a couple's hopeful future. For acoustic guitar and voice, and perhaps somewhere in James Taylor's universe. A good song!
	Credits: Lyrics by Mark Campbell, Music by Dan Sonenberg, Guitar and Voice by Dan Sonenberg
	Story Behind the Song This song was written for Crossing Jamaica Avenue's production of the play Woman Killer, by Chiori Miyagawa. The play is the tale of a troubled young man who ultimately kills a family friend for money. This song opens the show, and is sung by Anne. She reflects upon her bright future, which alas, she ultimately won't have. Lyrics When we're in our golden years Some years from now Our lives will not be so complex We can up and get away Or stay in and read all day Maybe even rediscover sex Looking at our golden years Some years from now The day to day will be a breeze Though the children will be grown They'll have children of their own We can spoil as rotten as we please Until then There are mouths to be fed And shoes to be tied And beds to be made Until then There are skirts to be hemmed And tests to be passed And boys to fend off Until then There are a million wrongs to make right And a million kisses good night It will be our golden years Some years from now Although it's hard to say just when But imagine how sublime When we look back it this time Some years from now And laugh at how Serious we used to be back the

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