"President's Song" genre: Pop
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	A straight ahead pop song about presidents, cowboys, and pop stars. It's about the power of dreams being in the dreaming, and not so much in the coming true.
	MP3.com CD: Two Minutes Fifty - buy it! CD: Two Minutes Fifty   Label: Produced by Walk Don't Run Credits: Recorded and mixed by Paul Terrasi at Boston Soundworks; Mastered by Mark Donahue at Sound Mirror
	Story Behind the Song The President's Song is not about Bill or Al or George Jr. (thankfully). It's about the power of dreams being in the dreaming, not so much in the coming true. The music for President's Song was completed by Ron O'Brien, Walk Don't Run guitarist, well before the lyrics had been written by drummer and vocalist Pat Tambor. In fact, the lyrics were mostly created in "real time" during a band working session. Trivial Fact: Sleep is referenced in all three verses by each main "character". Dreams, sleep, yeah I get it. Lyrics I wish I were the president I'd roam the halls sleep in Lincoln's Bedroom Give my friends jobs it would be so much fun if you could come along meet you and all my friends on the South Lawn I wish I were a cowboy out on the plain sleep under the star light home on the range under the big hot sun with my hat on singing country songs that go la la la la la it's not hard for me to do these things I say I become each one every single day the secret of life is a dream that can't come true it helps me to carry on in all the things I do I wish I were a pop star on MTV sleep until the afternoon folks would like me shoot straight to number one singing hit songs and every single one would go la la la la la chorus repeats

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