"Red Letter Day" genre: Folk Rock
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	The song opens with a subtle interplay between the acoustic guitar and a single cello. When the words begin, the voice you hear is gentle, but don't be fooled. The drums and bass come crashing in for a climax that leaves you wanting more.
	CD: Tidewaters   Label: Turning Red Records Credits: Tori Sparks: vocals, acoustic guitar. Steve Taff: electric guitars. Perry Nelson: drums, percussion. Alex Zacharias: bass, cello, keyboards.
	Story Behind the Song "If being in love is to be on top of the world, where were we? Where are you now?" Dangerous questions, to say the least. This song is a 'red letter day.' It's one of those days when the whole world feels a little strange, the winds are unpredictable and restless, and you can't help wondering what might have been. It's irresistable. There's just something about this tune that will cut straight to your heart, and make you wonder a little. Lyrics It's a red letter day again The sky has cracked wide open All your mother's faded warnings are Still spinning in my head If being in love is to be on top of the world Where were we, where are you now Do you ever call out for me Do you ever call out for me It's a red letter day again Police sirens scream out loud War widows cover their mouths And remember the way his cologne smelled If being in love is to be on top of it all Where were we, where are you now Do you ever call out for me Do you ever call out for me Seasons come and seasons go by Good men fight the tide But watch it boys, the ocean's got you Right between the eyes If being young is to be on top of it all Where were we, where are you now Do you ever miss me on a red letter day Oh on top of the world Where were we, where are you now Do you ever call for me, call for me It's a red letter day again and again Where are you, where are we now (Do you ever call out for me) Where are we now

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