"David's Buick" genre: Acoustic
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	Classic road angst."I never was quite sure if we were on the right side of the white line."
	CD: "In Memory of David's Buick"   Label: BlueSky MovieMusic Credits: Bob Saar, BlueSky MovieMusic
	Story Behind the Song "In Memory of David's Buick" is a novel about a songwriter. I had to write songs for the protagonist. This is one originally done in 1971, recorded in 1997 in Patrick Hazell's barn. Lyrics David's Buick © 1972 Bob Saar and BlueSky MovieMusic It will cause me pain To ride in your back seat again Because we once were real crazy Rolling down those endless highways Radio screaming out each time we go Drinking up the cheap beer and wine Sailing bottles off the road signs And I never was quite sure If we were on the right side Of the white line Shake me up, don't break down Take me back to my hometown We so young Don't know what kind of race we run Lost dreams blowing out the window Running after what we don't know River highway always will flow And I never was quite sure If we were on the right side Of the white line Life is real When you get behind the steering wheel Let it roll, let it ride Guided by the stars and moonlight Run away into the warm night And I never was quite sure If we were on the right side Of the white line

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