"ONE DAY (w/ PINK FLOYD'S SCOTT PAGE)" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	This is actually sort of a gospel R&B kind of tune, kind of a tribute to the time I spent as an artist on Atlantic Records (thank you Ahmet,) watching artists like Aretha record, and to my love of Van Morrison's music. Scott Page performs an absolutely astounding saxophone solo which is not to be missed. And the church girls headed up by Lauren Wood did an incredible job. Everyone paints such a bleak view of the future... I wondered what it might be like if we finally stopped squabbling, and learned to live together. Some dreams just won't die. Get onboard and rock on.
	CD: The Awakening Credits: Scott Page: Tenor Saxophone; Julie Field: Harmony Vocal; Lauren Wood, Lindsay Tomasic and Alex Hatanaka: Backing Vocals; Brad Steed: Grand Piano; Michael Mugrage: Electric Lead Guitar; Arno Lucas: Percussion; Henry Newmark: Drums; Stephen Paul: Lead, Harmony and Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, P-Bass, Hammond B3, Tambourine. Produced and Engineered by Stephen Paul, Assisted by Scott Swink © 2000 Built On Dreams Music (BMI)
	Story Behind the Song One Day One day we'll look back 'cross the gulf of all these tears And we will remember the good times Let memory burnish the years And maybe we'll laugh At the storms that we passed on the way to this shore And we won't believe that Children went hungry and countries made war Yes I believe it I can feel it so deep in my bones We will walk free And hatred and greed will be buried in the long-ago And maybe we'll laugh At the storms that we passed on the way to this shore And we won't believe that Children went hungry and countries made war For what will these things all be worth when the sun burns down For the dust of my life here on earth to mean even a tiny amount The love must remain when Heaven reclaims all the stars and the souls Goin' home... OUTRAGEOUS SAX SOLO Yes one day we'll look back Across the gulf of all these tears And we will remember the good times Let memory burnish the years And maybe we'll laugh At the storms that we passed on the way to this shore And we won't believe that Children went hungry and countries made war And maybe we'll laugh At the storms that we passed on the way to this shore And we won't believe that Children went hungry and countries made war Words and Music by Stephen Paul © 2000 Built On Dreams Music (BMI) Lyrics So many R&B songs are about well... the Blues. After all it's Rhythm and Blues. So that's understandable. But I wanted to do something a bit strange and also mix in a little gospel feel. Instead of a gloomy look at a Blade Runner-style future which so many of us take for granted is only going to get worse, this song takes a look at a future where the idea of wars, famine, and disease are so far behind us in the past that we can scarcely believe they ever once existed. In fact they have become the stuff of myth and legend at which we laugh unbelievingly. Maybe One Day.

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