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Day After Day

from When It's Gone by James Day Leavitt

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    12 song CD release of debut album.

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The honeymoon is over
and I still have you.
Through all these things
we’ve been through.
And I won’t say it’s easy,
sometimes it’s just hard.
It‘s like dancing with the shadows
on the wall.

But there’s a reason,
there’s a feeling,
there’s fate.

You put one foot in front of the other
…day after day

I see that it’s raining,
everything is overgrown.
Must be her season
of alone.
So I throw back the covers
and I open up the blinds.
The air is flowing in.
I'm feeling fine.

But there’s a reason,
there’s a feeling,
there’s fate.

You put one foot in front of the other
…day after day.

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from When It's Gone, released October 20, 2011
James Day Leavitt . Vocals & Acoustic guitar
Ron Harrity . Electric Guitar

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James Day Leavitt Portland, Maine

James Day Leavitt is a writer, musician and occasional painter. He was born and raised in Maine. He spent most of his 20's in Oakland, California, where he played bass in Three Years Down and Witticus, two East Bay punk bands. He returned to Maine in 1999 and currently resides in Portland with his wife Katie and their two daughters, Audrey and Ida. ... more

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