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Someday

from Miss Halfway by Anya Marina

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Someday

And you don't ask about my birthday

Or my band-aid
Talk about being a bore
Let's talk about you some more

Well, I remember the time I would've sunk every dime and every hope into you
But now I'm well-rested and thoroughly invested in being through

And you say, someday, you'll be changed
And someday, someway…just have a little faith

Like a heavenly body sitting in a lobby or a plane going down,
I was wasting your time and you were wasting mine, going round and around

And you say, someday, you'll be changed
And someday, someway we'll have a little place

And you'll be a man of means
And I'll be someone far above in-between
But when I call you on the telephone
You apologize and put me right on hold
Talk about metaphor
Let's talk about you some more,
Let's talk about you some more,
Let's talk about...

You say someday you'll be changed
Someday someway we'll have a little faith
Someday someday you'll be changed
But sometimes someday is too hard to wait for...

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from Miss Halfway, released September 4, 2004

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Anya Marina New York, New York

A provocative and gifted live performer, Marina has toured nearly non-stop throughout her career, both as headliner as well as in tandem with such artists as Jason Mraz, Spoon, Joshua Radin, Eric Hutchinson, Chris Isaak, Paolo Nutini, Emiliana Torrini, The Virgins, Greg Laswell, Jenny Owen Youngs, Steve Poltz, Rhett Miller, The Plain White T’s, The Dandy Warhols, and Tristan Prettyman. ... more

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