"Moonlight is Coming Home" genre: Folk
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	Ok, not the greatest title - this ballad is a revison of one of the first songs I ever made up
	CD: Road Diary Credits: copyright 2001 Bill Burke
	Story Behind the Song Although I find this folk song about as easy to sing as "The Star-Spangled Banner," I've wanted to end an album with it for a long time...So I didn't. Lyrics This ride will end A hard-luck story The climbing cold, an allegory But through the glass, in all its glory The moonlight, is coming home tonight At times it glowed the silver platter Then showed the way when you were shattered Now turn the page that doesn't matter The moonlight, is coming home tonight This winding road has danced the light until it found ya Now on the faces of these passengers around ya As the driver hums the radio And those long-lost hills begin to show The feeling here can only grow and maybe you can smile Turn down the ache, turn up the singers Don't let this time slip through those fingers Shut off the lamp, just let it linger The moonlight, is coming home tonight

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