"Life's Too Short" genre: Soul
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	A soulfully delivered vocal by St. Paul. This blue eyed soul verteran of the Minneapolis funk scene shows his tender side on his delivery of this song
	CD: Everything   Label: St. Paul Music Inc Credits: St. Paul/Jason Peterson DeLaire
	Story Behind the Song This song is an apology - explaining how short life is to dwell on the little bumps in the road. There were to many great memories to throw away, to just give up. Lyrics Life's Too Short Paul Peterson - Jason Peterson De Laire Remember the times we made love We'd close the door and turn out the lights Nothing else mattered, 'cept you and I Somehow we just changed and baby I don't know why That's why I'm writing you this letter 'cause I want you to know That I miss you, baby And I want you to come home Life's too short to keep fighting And we're too close for us to give up And we've come to far to let love slip away Baby, life's too short to forget Baby I hope it's not to late Won't you take to heart what I say I know we can make it if we try There's a million reasons for us not to just say good-bye That's why I'm writing you this letter 'cause I want you to know That I miss you, baby And I want you to come home Life's too short to keep fighting And we're too close for us to give up And we've come to far to let love slip away Baby, life's too short to forget It's sad how easily that we forget our love I know that we'd regret If we gathered all these memories just to throw them away Baby there's too much here for us to call it a day And we've come to far to let love slip away Baby, life's too short to forget And we've come to far to let love slip away Baby, life's too short to forget

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