"Reunion" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	Reunion is the title song from the latest CD by veteran Annapolis singer songwriter David Glaser. Visit www.davidglaser.net for information!
	CD: Reunion   Label: NEWSU Records Credits: Produced by David Glaser, Recorded by Big Bang Audio
	Story Behind the Song I was driving up the NJ Turnpike to a gig in MA, and I drove by the exit where my best friend once lived, and I just started thinking about all the people in my life that just sort of slipped away. If I had known how fragile these relationships were, maybe I'd have handled them more carefully, or tried harder to stay in touch. But the silver lining is the hope that we will meet again.I wrote the lyrics mostly in the car that day, and then did the music after i got home. Lyrics Reunion Old man winter lingers in New England Easter sunday a chill is in the air I’m driving past an exit on the turnpike Remebering a friend who once lived there Oh the times that we had - the things we did together when you still knew my name People come and go - it’s been that way forever And that will never change - never change Chorus but the story isn’t over when the song ends it keeps going through the mirror maze of time and you may try to see past where the road bends but insurance is impossible to buy i took the ferry out to Martha’s Vineyard Where you can taste the sea salt in the air Looking for a long forgotten driveway Just because I used to find you there You would call me up - then I would come over And you knew my number by heart but if you saw me now - you wouldn’t even know me And that’s the hardest part - hardest part (repeat chorus, and solo over 1st half of verse, then sing 2nd half) I wonder where you are - wonder what you’re doing and if time has made you wise and I know when the day comes - the day of our reunion that I will know your eyes - your eyes Repeat Chorus

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