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The Other Side Of Rain

from M​.​Lund by M.Lund

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lyrics

Ferry coming ‘round again
Captain crew not a boat for two
Cast aside fall and muscle your way
It’s holiday.
Meanwhile I’ll be wondering
Fish their plundering
And everyday oil.
But I guess I’m still warm
As I conquer grey days

Time and wait
Before we celebrate
And I see you

On the other side of rain
Until then I’m alone again
On the other side of rain
We’ll tend to our garden then

We’ve been here before
It’s like the summer was parole
But now we're wading down to the shore
And now it's nautical time.

There's no palm trees on this side
But that’s alright, that’s alright.
Salty breeze lifts this song
While the sand cuddles your toes
While nature nurturers you
I’ll be discarding purchases
Everything we need to know
Will come when we meditate.

Time and wait
Before we celebrate
And I see you

On the other side of rain
Until then I’m alone again.
On the other side of rain
We’ll tend to our garden then.

We’ve been here before
Like when the waves were 10 feet tall
No more boring sea wall walks
Cause now it’s our nautical time.

Two ferries
Two ferries can't be wrong
Two ferries
Two ferries can't be wrong
Two ferries
Two ferries can't be wrong.

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from M​.​Lund, released May 30, 2014
Written, recorded and mixed by M.Lund, Vancouver, BC CANADA

Mastered by Brock McFarlane

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