"Road to Jerusalem" genre: Power Pop
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	This one is a combination of sort of Americana pop and ambient production. The sax work by Roger Hogan in the middle section is really evocative.
	CD: Manhattan Sleeps   Label: Mystic Fig Records Credits: Jeff Bohnhoff -= writer/composer
	Story Behind the Song The lyric is about looking for spirituality in the "real" world. Lyrics The Road to Jerusalem Walking the road to Jerusalem. I met a man who sorrowed and I was undone. He said “When the night is darkest, every little act of kindness Is like a rising sun”. This world is weary down to its bones. We will build a white walled city from this primal stone. We will be together, I will be your shelter, And you will be my home. Am I just a fool to walk this road? Sometimes it would be so easy just to let it go. But when I see the eyes of silence With their stories never told – What else can I do?

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