"The Storm" genre: Acoustic
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	CD: Perspective... - DEMO Credits: Lyrics and music by Justan Lee
	Lyrics The Storm Blue-black clouds swallowed the sun, called up the wind and the storm had begun... Hail stoned the rooftop And my window panes, day turned to night by the shutters of rain... Thundering waves And a deafening roar, quicksilver flashes and a knock at my door... The air was alive, intrigued by the danger of the power possessed by this luminous stranger... She was escorted in by dust-devil leaves, she had come for my soul and my demons were pleased... She said, “You have known in fact you were warned, one day I'd come back bringing with me the storm...” Melting embraces a tangling web, we fell to the floor just missing the bed... Lightening striking a skeletons hand the clutch of a woman reclaiming her man... The steam rising up cooled the fevered ground, the storm raged on yet I heard no sound... just her breathless heart and the fire in my veins and the voice in my head that kept screaming her name... A whirlpool - a cyclone the tempests swell no end, nor beginning no breaking her spell... Swirling through time through a tunnel of mist I was sure I had died when at last she said this... She said, “You have known you've been shown by the rest I may not have loved you the most, but I’ve loved you the best...” The clouds were now clearing as she said goodbye, she turned and she smiled then pointed to the sky... The sun had discovered what the storm left behind, a crescent of rainbows two side by side... two side by side… two side by side... two side by side…

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