"Dear God" genre: Rock
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	Acoustic driven rock with a strong groove and interesting electric guitar accents.
	MP3.com CD: Dear God Part III - buy it! CD: Hands Across America Credits: Philadelphia Song Writer's Association. Dear God recorded at Gold Finger, Dublin, PA
	Story Behind the Song Please Note: I'm working on adding more tunes to my D.A.M. CD, and until then I am offering to mail a P.S.A. Compilation CD (18 songs!)for $3.00 to my CD buyers. Please email for details. My first demo of this song, a 4 Track, was recorded w/ the help of John Simolike, a very talented young musician whose track provided some of the inspiration for Dino's eventual lead guitar work on the studio version. Recorded on 2" 24 Track. Story song about a guy who loves his car (Olds, Delta '88) and hates his life and has the fortune/misfortune of picking up an eccentric Bible toting hitch hiker, "Crazy Harold". Lyrics Dear God Sky was as blue as his mood was black He said "I'll see ya soon", but he aint coming back Gonna roll his 88 to the nearest bridge Say one last prayer and then leap right in He said, Dear God, whats it to ya? Life is short, glory, hallelujah! Picked a man up begging, begging for a ride When you're suicidal good company's hard to find He worried all morning who'd drive his Delta home He couldn't bear the thought, of it left alone He said, Dear God, whats it to ya? Life is short, glory, hallelujah! Crazy Harold says, "We're all coming together!" Walks 50 miles a day, in all kinds of weather Thumbing rides to nowhere, Bible in his hand But its hard to laugh, to laugh at a happy man Crazy Harold said, "Could I pray with you?" While they sat in line, at the bridge toll booth He prayed, Dear God, sure do love ya! Life is good, glory, hallelujah copyright 1999 Bill Mackie All rights reserved

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