Shadow Song
Lyrics and Music: Eli August and Waylon K. Smith
Thirty years in the midday sun
This ain’t the future that I’d planned on
Bloodstains & calloused palms, Sunday best & simple psalms
But is there more that I have left in me?
CH:
& the only sin is letting the cold seep in
The moon gives no warmth, only shadow
A million miles to hang my boots on
Now i walk them all ‘till the soles are gone
& I done everything, but is it enough
To keep on standing while the shadows grow long
CH:
BR:
The echo of chapel bells
Sunlight floods as the music swells
CH:
& the only sin is letting the cold seep in
The moon gives no warmth, only shadow
& the only sin, choosing not to begin
As morning breaks across the meadow
credits
from Between the Earth and Sun,
released January 10, 2019
Produced by Eli August, Waylon K. Smith, and Dave Bowden
Dave Bowden - Engineer, additional instrumentation
Jake Bennett - Assistant engineer
Justin Robertson - Assistant engineer
Adam C Grabowski - Assistant engineer
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