My Own Way

from Message to A Stranger by Christine Harazim

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Does anybody know of a train
That’ll take me out of this town
My feet are growing restless
I’m not getting any younger
Where they force me to the ground
I find that I’m a wandering girl
No matter what you can give me
I’ll always be running around

Don’t tell me
To settle down
To buckle up
Follow roads that you have run
I won’t be easy to restrain here
In your sun
Cause I don’t mind to fall apart
Loose my eyesight in the dark
If it’s a price I pay to find out my own damn way

My actions run on passion
Sometimes leading to disaster
But you see you’re missing out
Those moments when you feel so strongly
Will be the ones you remember
You chase to inspire your song

Don’t tell me
To settle down
To buckle up
Follow roads that you have run
I won’t be easy to restrain here
In your sun
Cause I don’t mind to fall apart
Loose my eyesight in the dark
If it’s a price I pay to find out my own damn way

This is the world I live in
This is the way I hold my life
You can love me hard or hardly fall in love with me at all
I won’t make you listen
Won’t make you stay by my side
But if I find a star that makes my heart beat

Don’t tell me
To settle down
To buckle up
Follow roads that you have run
I won’t be easy to restrain here
In your sun
Cause I don’t mind to fall apart
Loose my eyesight in the dark
If it’s a price I pay to find out my own damn way
My own damn way
My own way

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from Message to A Stranger, released April 20, 2014

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Indie Folk/Rock for a sophisticated audience.

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