Laundry Day Peg

[Intro]

(Click) Laundry day peg —

Clip and I begin

[Verse 1]

Morning steam on the window glass, my basket finds the line,

I reach for pegs that aren't enough — then find a spare in blue;

One quiet click against the cloth, the sleeve sits up and straight,

If chores can feel like tiny wins, then I can start my day.

[Pre-Chorus]

Hold the peg... breathe in...

Ready.

[Chorus]

Laundry day peg, click — I'm hanging in,

Little blue help against my palm;

Someone left one for me, someone left one for me,

If the line feels kind, that's fair —

Laundry day peg, click — I'm hanging in,

Sun and cotton wind, quiet grin;

Someone left one for me, someone left one for me,

Clip it on and I begin.

[Verse 2]

I leave two pegs on the railing edge for the next load after mine,

No speech required aloud — just open helpful space;

I fold the last shirt like a small parade, neat corners, softer pace,

The balcony keeps ordinary care in ordinary light.

[Pre-Chorus]

Hold the peg... breathe in...

Ready.

[Chorus]

Laundry day peg, click — I'm hanging in,

Little blue help against my palm;

Someone left one for me, someone left one for me,

If the line feels kind, that's fair —

Laundry day peg, click — I'm hanging in,

Sun and cotton wind, quiet grin;

Someone left one for me, someone left one for me,

Clip it on and I begin.

[Bridge]

Not every brave thing needs a stage,

Some of them fit in a peg I saved;

Plastic and hope in equal parts —

Blue looks good on a starting day.

[Final Chorus]

Laundry day peg, click — I'm hanging in,

Little blue help against my palm;

Someone left one for me, someone left one for me,

If the line feels kind, that's fair —

Laundry day peg, click — I'm hanging in,

Sun and cotton wind, quiet grin;

Someone left one for me — and I begin,

Clip it on and I begin.

[Outro]

(Click) Laundry day peg...

Clip and begin.