"Maybe Someday" genre: Celtic
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	Remembering friends from the old days in the Harbour Pub in Newcastle, Northern Ireland and the journey out to New Zealand.
	CD: Maybe Someday   Label: Kauri Rd Studios Credits: Music and Words © Duane Thompson
	Lyrics MAYBE SOMEDAY 1.We sang in the harbour most Saturday nights, And not a dry eye could you see From the antics of Dumper, to the songs of the sea From Belfast we were set free We sat on the hill over-looking the sea As the road to Kilkeel passed along By Bloody Bridge near the path to the top Cottage awaiting for me 2.Taking a trip to a Feis in the south We passed the invisible wall And no-one spoke to the SLR Poked through the window at me Oh where are you now sweet mountains of Mourne You no longer sweep to the sea For the cottage lies dormant as a memorial stone And only the path still runs free 3.How things have changed in the blink of an eye Is stranger than fiction to me From the friends I had then, to the friends I have now Are the leaves on the life of a tree So now I sit on a different hill Watching the sun hit the sea From a city of sails at the end of the earth Say hello from the antipodes 4.I've travelled around, been every place Not much more to be seen From the Antrim glens to the ruins of Rome And the plains of the Serengety My heart is at home in a restless sun Though the light and heat still my feet Maybe someday we'll pass on the road Maybe someday we will meet So now I sit on a different hill Watching the sun hit the sea From a city of sails at the end of the earth Say hello from the antipodes

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