"15 Years (The Story of David & Corey)" genre: Power Pop
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	This song was written for David to use in a wedding video he was making for Corey, his bride-to-be.
	CD: Rent-A-Songwriter demo reel   Label: Average White Girl Records Credits: Written by Marianne Pillsbury; produced by Marianne Pillsbury & Ethan Fiks; recorded at The Ethan Fiks Studio
	Lyrics this is the true love story of david and corey they met december at the beach they met but didn't even speak well, david called eventually he said, "do you remember me?" "we met but didn't speak at all" corey said, "no, i don't recall" is 15 years too long to wait for true love to call? that is the question of this song this is the story of david and corey they met 15 years ago but David was a little slow to call well, they went on their first date and david wondered why he'd waited corey said "hey, where have you been?" packed up her stuff and she moved in she likes to dive, he likes to ski but it didn't take them long to see that they were clearly meant to be so he said, "will you marry me?" is 15 years too long to wait for true love to call? that is the question of this song this is the ballad of corey and david when they met back in '85 david was a little tongue-tied but 15 years, it gives you time gives you time to realize what you want out of life what you want in a wife then you can recognize a kind heart when it's in your sight and David can see the sincerity of Corey so 15 years is not too long to wait for true love to call if there's any question at all the answer is this wedding song ©2002 Marianne Pillsbury/Rent-A-Songwriter (TM)

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