"Dress Of Dawn" genre: Mood Music
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	This song is a a bit spooky, dark and haunting. Written in a more theatrical style , it blends jazz harmonies with classical strings and a pop like vocal. Unique style of writing, for the more sophisticated ear.
	CD: Dress Of Dawn Credits: written and Produced by Joan Bujacich
	Story Behind the Song This song paints a picture of some passionate nights experienced through the eyes of younger love. The magic of that moment right before dawn, the transition of night into day, very powerful and beautiful timeless like energy at that time. Lyrics DRESS OF DAWN It was morning, looking out to dawn The window to the world, your shoulder leaning on It was morning when night time slips away, exchanging all the darkness in our souls for light of day With the dawn, in the mist of morn It was dawning , the moon cast in the sun The light that makes a memory of a dream now held by ones It was dawning when I sat in your embrace Caressing the piano as our passion left its trace With the dawn, in the mist of morn When the night time is so still you can not breathe at your own will The birds can not yet sing their song It’s awakening of dawn When a word can break a spell the mist casts and knows too well Carrying away the sins of endless night To free our souls for new born flight What do you do when the dawn comes thieving? Moments just shared leave two hearts for grieving Silence of souls in abandon, entangled The darkness becomes a dream The dawn unfolds, the dawn unfolds It was morning, looking out to dawn The window to the world, your shoulder leaning on

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