"mourning comes" genre: Power Pop
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	CD: Cold Omaha demo Credits: Written by T. Kennedy and S. McGuire
	Lyrics as the sun falls down into the late winter sky the clouds burn orange and pink and blue though the light fades it's power does not change, but more strongly casts influence on all that we do and as the miles roll by with the hours, it feels no more distant from the time and place the further i get, the sun lower sets, and the closer i'm drawn to your face morning comes, the light we see gets a bit stronger we find the path we're on a little bit narrower i don't want to trip. i don't want to fall. i don't want to change. but i must ... move along as the sun falls down into the late summer sky the clouds roll across fields of gold and red and though the light fades, it's power does not change, but illuminates the meaning of all that was said as the hours turn into days it feels no more distant from this lonely place i try to forget, i haven't done it yet, and closer i'm drawn to your face morning comes, the light we see gets a bit stronger we find the path we're on a little bit narrower i don't want to trip. i dont' want to fall. i don't want to change. but i must ... move along morning comes, the light we see gets a bit stronger we find the path we're on a little bit narrower i don't want to trip. i don't want to fall. i don't want to change. but i must ... move along and as the sun falls down into the late autumn sky the clouds churn across the sky so grey as the light fades, it's power wilts away into the very soil that once echoed all that you say as the days roll by without a count, i feel so much distance from that little taste all I regret, i couldn't prevent the fading away of your face morning comes, the light we see gets a bit stronger we find the path we're on a little bit narrower i don't want to trip. i don't want to fall. i don't want to change. but i must ... move along

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