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Mourning Song Lyrics


She walked into the kitchen
Where most mornings would begin
Put her hands down on the counter
Stretched her fingers long and thinDrug her eyes across the wall to where he hung his mandolin
Then she whispered out the count like she was whisperin' it to himMorning song, mourning song
You were always on my mind and even though now I am gone
I taught you these four chords so you could sing your mourning song
He was not much of a singer
There was shrapnel in his sound
Always ready with a zinger
That could burn the whole place down
Their love was undefinable
No beginning and no end
Like so many ancient secrets
Ever blowing in the windMorning song, mourning song
You were always on my mind and even though now I am gone
I taught you these four chords so you could sing your mourning songThe walls are tumbling
The gates are opening

Sorrow will not win
No, sorrow will not win
From the morning through the evening
Of each and every day
Wildness to wisdom
From the gold on through the grey
From the songs of new
born babies
To those who fell along the way
I have loved you and I will find you
Now please sing me on my wayWith your morning song, mourning song
Pardon me if I'm sentimental, you were always strong
Wake up little bird, come and sing your morning song
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Necessity is the mother of invention. Less is more. Make it work with what you've got. 2 Guitars, a junkyard drum kit (harvested from an actual garbage heap- adorned with tamborines, flowers and kitchen rags), a handful of harmonicas, voices, and above all.. songs. Cary Ann Hearst & Michael Trent prefer to keep it simple. They have cleverly managed to take 3 separate recording projects and combine them into 1 cohesive, folk rock, sloppy tonk, harmonized, loose but tight, streamlined audience killing machine.

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