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Return to Continue (Harbor Town)

from Rearranging by Liz McDaniel

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I got up this morning before the sun,
Because, like Springsteen said, “We can make it if we run.”
But all that runnin’ will have to wait another day,
'Cause I gotta go to work now to earn my pay

I’m going to a harbor town on the Fourth of July
Lay out on the sand and watch the waves pass by
Out on the water in the midday sunlight
Return the next morning to continue the fight

In a few years I will know what I want
We’re all waiting patiently for the things we long to flaunt,
And they say “patience is virtue” but I say that’s a lie
It’s just another excuse for letting the time pass by

So I'm going to a harbor town on the Fourth of July
Lay out on the sand and watch the waves pass by
Out on the water in the midday sunlight
Return the next morning to continue the fight

I keep falling in love with things that are not mine
History repeats itself, but I ignore the signs
Four stories above behind historic doors
We come together often although I am not yours

I'm going to a harbor town on the Fourth of July
Lay out on the sand and watch the waves pass by
Out on the water in the midday sunlight
Return the next morning to continue the fight

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from Rearranging, released June 1, 2012

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Liz McDaniel is a singer/songwriter from Michigan.

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