"Moab" genre: Folk Rock
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	A song about self-awakening through self-denial.
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	Story Behind the Song The tune came first here then the words during a summer reprieve around an area called Moab in the southern deserts of Utah. Picture this: the purple dawn is waking before the red mesas and singing birds have opened their eyes. With your guitar and your first cup of coffee and cigarette you sit back to soak it all in as you prepare yourself to greet the morning and to explore a sudden feeling of belonging,to something that is as unpossessing as it is unpossessable,to something that can never be owned. Lyrics And the rising sun comes down on me, down on me again And I'm feeling barely pain as thoughts cascade again And this feeling that what I'm feeling isn't really mine And the rising sun comes down on me, down on me again And the feeling is the same, get on your feet again Stop dreaming about what's never coming And the rising sun comes down on me, down on me again And the feeling hasn't changed and greets me once again This feeling that what I'm feeling isn't really mine.

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