"Pages" genre: Christian Rock
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	Downbeat rocker about the paths we take in life and the people who cross them.
	CD: Lessons I've Learned Credits: words-Tim Shaw; music-Ron Freeland, Jim Shaw
	Story Behind the Song Originally written in the early 80s and had more of a Van Halen sound. Recently re-vamped in drop D. Lyrics As I look back down the road I've come, it somehow seems so long. I see the faces of people I've met and places I've gone. Some faces shine with brightness and smile as I go by. Some are dark and cold as ice and they stare with a sigh. Chorus: Pages I've turned, lessons I've learned Somehow seem gray when I see them today. I sing my song and I hope that you'll sing along and we'll make beautiful melody. As we walk it's just you and me. I hope you can see what I want to be. As I think about my place right now and I wonder where to go. Am I doing what's right and how will I know? I continue to strive to find the place where my heart can see clear. But it's often like I’m hitting walls of trouble and fear. (Chorus) (guitar break) Well, the pages will keep turning until they finally end. It seems a long time down the road from where we began. But as long as you will cover me with your love and grace, The journey will be worth each mile and every tearful face. (Chorus)

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