"Anniversary Song" genre: Country General
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	Remeberence in solitude.
	CD: Poet Pulling Guitar Strings   Label: TBA Credits: Copyright 2003 by Scott Sands (ASCAP). Engineered by Rick Myers.
	Story Behind the Song This one is a bit of a true story. I wrote it some years ago, but for whatever reason, it had never been recorded until recently. Lyrics I thought of you in the desert last night I was drinking and out for a drive since the last kiss goodbye on the courthouse steps I been searching but I just can't find The peace I gotta somehow make with myself concerning what happened back then And you can't imagine the changes there'd be If I could do it over again For the last and the first the best and the worst Darling, it's still you And I have some regrets about some unpaid debts what I did and I didn't do For the last and the first the best and the worst All those years ago on this very day we promised the Lord what we'd do I know that we meant it and two became one but somehow it all came ungluded I covered my eyes let it all fall down I thought the hurt would pass with time but all I have now are just memories of you And they still burn in my heart and my mind Burn for the last and the first the best and the worst Darling, it's still you And I have some regrets about some unpaid debts What I did and I didn't do For the last and the first the best and the worst Well you're still back east and you're married again I'm drifting and waiting to die Was it really that easy to rebuild your life? Lord sure knows that I've tried And I still write those letters that I still never send I don't want to cause you a fuss So I'll keep this one short and sweet Happy Anniversary to us To the last and the first the best and the worst Darling, you're still the one and I have some regrets about some unpaid debts what I have and have not done for the last and the first the best and the worst

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