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When Someday Comes — Written, Produced, and Performed by Bonnie Barnard & Randy Garibay. Featuring bright, upbeat banjo picking, driving acoustic rhythms, and soaring harmonies, "When Someday Comes" delivers a high-energy, feel-good Americana sound. 🎵 Song Credits & Production: • Songwriters: Written by Bonnie Barnard & Randy Garibay • Production: Produced & Performed by Bonnie Barnard & Randy Garibay • Lead Vocals & Acoustic Guitar: Bonnie Barnard • Harmonies, Guitars, Vocal Arrangements & Instrumentation: Randy Garibay 🌟 Artist Pedigree & Credentials: • Bonnie Barnard: Independent singer-songwriter and catalog artist represented on Music Gateway and Crucial Music. Songwriter featured on Netflix’s global series Too Hot to Handle: Brazil. At age 16, Bonnie wrote "A Girl's Gotta Do," which was later placed in a Ken Russell film. Her original catalog is registered with BMI and available across digital streaming platforms. • Randy Garibay: Co-writer, harmony vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist on all project recordings. Son of Texas music icon Randy Garibay. Randy is the iconic harmony vocalist behind James McMurtry, performing on almost every James McMurtry record, including his latest release. He toured extensively with James McMurtry, Nanci Griffith, The Indigo Girls, and The BoDeans. Highlights of his performances include The Late Show with David Letterman, Austin City Limits, and Farm Aid, where he stood on stage and sang alongside Joan Baez and Jackson Browne. LYRICS You think you're just a fool You're so much more than that I wish I knew the good of wishing 'cause I'd wish for you to come back Why is everything always somewhere else I had love and just like that it's gone I'll be alright when someday comes someday comes I'll be alright when someday comes someday comes A poet wrote come hitch your wagon to a star and now you're smiling If loves tries cold and wandering hearts Then what becomes of mine Why is everything always somewhere else I had love and just like that it's gone I'll be alright when someday comes someday comes I'll be alright when someday comes someday comes You got me thinking all about you Where you've been and where you're going to And I really can't remember But if you want me to darling I could fall in love with you Why is everything always somewhere else I had love and just like that it's gone I'll be alright when someday comes Someday comes I'll be alright when someday comes Someday comes LISTEN & CONNECT 🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/46e9tcS 🍎 Apple Music: https://apple.co/3BNOb9x 🌐 Official Portfolio: https://bonniebarnard1... 📸 Instagram: https://bit.ly/2WPGvNC 👤 Facebook: https://bit.ly/3EXh5EI 📩 Sync & Media Licensing Inquiries: Accepted into the Music Gateway sync catalog. Available for sync licensing, film, television, commercial, and soundtrack placements. Direct all professional inquiries via official channel or Music Gateway catalog listings. #BonnieBarnard #RandyGaribay #WhenSomedayComes #Americana #IndieFolk #Banjo #AcousticMusic #SyncLicensing #FilmMusic #TvSync #Netflix #KenRussell #AustinCityLimits #MusicGateway © 2026 Bonnie Barnard & Randy Garibay. All Rights Reserved

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