"My Turn" genre: Garage
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	A fast song (don't let the slow intro throw you) about starting anew.
	CD: B-side of 'Happy For You Babe'   Label: Washroom Recordings Credits: Written by Michael Lynch
	Story Behind the Song This song was written in October 1999, at a time when I was dreading something that was about to happen to me..something horrible, something depressing, something tragic...Heck, folks, it's a song about TURNING THIRTY, which I did about a week after I wrote this song. I'm telling myself in the song that instead of being down about it, I'm going to give my life a kickstart and make it better than ever. The music was inspired by 'Quick Before They Catch Us' by Paddy, Klaus and Gibson, but I threw in a little nod to a segment from a tune on 'Twelve Things To Like About Michael Lynch.' My real friends are the ones who can identify it Lyrics I'm on my way to the day when it all comes undone But that's okay coz I'll stay here and lie in the sun And when the morning comes a new world will just have begun Oh you don't know but there's so very much on the way I'm gonna know where to go and I'll know what to say And for the first time in my life you'll all want to play Wandering, waiting and anticipating Riding these last days till I'm on the fastways Out of the shadow and back in the saddle On my way to rattle your world You know me now but somehow you'll be asking yourself If I'm the same, sure the name matches but nothing else But look again and see that's me, just off of the shelf (Two three four) So now I'm bound for the town for the whole world to see You had me down but I found that I don't have to be So kindly step aside from my pride, take notice of me Take notice of me Take notice of me Take notice of m

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