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Go With What You Know​(​This Christmas)

from In This Season by Liz McBride!

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There's no excuse for last year; I'm the one who started the fight.
I couldn't help it though, dear, I wasn't ready to handle things right.
You knew before 'cause we kept score, but I'm not running from you.
I'll tell you what to do...

[Chorus]
Go with what you know this Christmas
I promise I won't start a row
Believe me this time, I'll stay in line
You can count on me

I won't throw a fit when we pick a tree. I won't bitch about the holly...
Being with you is all I'll need; I'm right here, so tell me how you want me.
And your family, should they need me, too, I won't act aloof as if to say, "Who are you?"
Let the record show that I finally know the holidays aren't meant to be spent alone.
What we have is safe so let's embrace under that mistletoe!

[Chorus]

Believe me this time, I'll stay in line!
Count on me to be what you need!
A year ago, how was I to know that I'd stop running from you?!
The season was my cue...

[Chorus]

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from In This Season, released November 23, 2012
Music and lyrics by Liz McBride

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Liz McBride! Youngstown, Ohio

"There are nightingales and nightingales. This one was a diva, a Callas. One would readily have disbursed a small fortune to hear her sing in a concert hall. Its tone, of an ineffable sweetness... Under a rich, deep, nocturnal sky, they would stand for an hour, hushed and spellbound, listening to the nightingale." ... more

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