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In The Morning Sun

from Cry Wolf, Cry (GB019) by Cry Wolf

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    The Cry Wolf CD was a short-run album recorded and released June 16, 2011 by duo loco Abel Renton (The Micronite FIlters, The BoneDevil) and Sarah Felgemacher (The Recroom).
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lyrics

The night is creepin’
the wind is howlin’
the spirits are laughin’
as I wait for the morning sun.
The earth is moanin’
the sky is whisperin’
tellin’ me secrets
as I wait for the morning sun.

I sit restless
the fire is fading
and the moon stares righteous
as I wait for the morning sun.
Every thing’s still now
like a photograph
the trees keep listenin’
as I wait for the morning sun

My mind is driftin’
my senses heighten
the darkness is prowlin’
as I wait for the morning sun.
Lord I pray now
that when I awaken
love will be there
in the morning sun.

All night, I wait, to behold you in the morning sun.

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from Cry Wolf, Cry (GB019), released June 16, 2011
written by Abel Renton SOCAN 2011

produced by the Bent Brothers

www.getbentrecords.com/crywolf.html

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