"Living On The Edge" genre: New Country
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	Probably the first country pop song that Keith Burns and I wrote together back in 1983. Up until then all of our songs had been uptempo pop rock, and while my writing continued to lean more towards acoustic soft rock, after this song Keiths writing started to lean more towards country music, which eventually led him to Nashville and a succesful career with Joe Diffie and Trick Pony. As for "Living On The Edge", just like the song "Girl" I have been toying with the idea of re-recording this one for years. And for exactly the same reason. The vocals did not come out to my satisfaction. Hopefully I will get around to redoing it one day.
	MP3.com CD: Volume 1 - buy it! CD: The Jeff Pike Studio Sessions Credits: Music and Lyrics by JEFF PIKE and KEITH BURNS / Recorded and Produced by JOHN ATTINA, JEFF PIKE and KEITH BURNS at The Musicians Studio, Forest Park. Ga 1982 / JEFF PIKE- Vocals, Acoustic Guitars and Keyboards / KEITH BURNS- Bass Guitar / MARK MAYS- Drums
	Story Behind the Song Probably the first country pop song that Keith Burns and I wrote together back in 1983. Up until then all of our songs had been uptempo pop rock, and while my writing continued to lean more towards acoustic soft rock, after this song Keith's writing started to lean more towards country music, which eventually led him to Nashville and a successful career with Joe Diffie and Trick Pony. As for "Living On The Edge," just like the song "Girl" I have been toying with the idea of re-recording this one for years. And for exactly the same reason. The vocals did not come out to my satisfaction. Hopefully I will get around to redoing it one day. COPYRIGHT 1982-JEFF PIKE MUSIC LTD.- BMI

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