"Hollywood" genre: Acoustic
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	This song is a parable about a young man who decided to chase his dreams in Hollywood, and what happened to him there.
	Lyrics Hollywood (C2000) Lyrics by Scott Albert Johnson Music by Ross Hammond, Greg Roth, and Scott Albert Johnson Once upon a lonely time In a young man's fantasy The young man thought he knew what he believed he could be Until he saw the carnival The circus came to town And he knew there wasn't much left for him there He didn't care to stick around The choice was made there and then The forecast surely was good The young man knew he'd be okay on the road to Hollywood So when he hit the 101 His star shot up faster than light And though it brought him down to his knees He didn't put up much of a fight Then one day he saw his name hanging over Sunset and Vine And all he had to do to get it up there Was just sign on the dotted line It really wasn't too much to ask You'd have done the same if you could You'd be so happy in your big old house In the hills of Hollywood One night the young man went to bed An old man waiting to die And, in his dreams, he traveled Back home for a proper goodbye "We're so proud of you son... You're the toast of the neighborhood We knew you'd never forget us Way out there in Hollywood..."

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