"The Last Great Saturday" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	A "soaring and melancholy ballad," and coming of age song. Orchestration arranged and recorded by Dan Brian
	CD: Full Moon Night   Label: OBT Records Credits: Words and Music ©2002 Accident Clearinghouse
	Lyrics The last, great Saturday arrives And it claims the golden prize The day is beautiful and I am so strong and young The sun won’t ever shine like this for anyone The last, great Saturday has come Let’s squeeze out every last freedom Tomorrow bells ring out and we will be trapped inside And all my friends will change and too late I will realize That the last, great Saturday is here Awash in Autumn leaves and fear The Summer tan will fade from skin like falling leaves As we pile on sweaters and snow blankets the trees So pile all of my friends in the car And we’ll drive forever or at least as far As five dollars can take us The last, great Saturday has passed Too late we see it can not last Tomorrow when we wake up orange and red will fall So let’s head for the sunset and forget to call So pile all of my friends in the car And we’ll drive forever or at least as far As five dollars can take us That won’t be very far But it’s now or never so get in the car As five dollars can take There’s a chill in the air And, my dear, did you just shiver?

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