Moonglade

from Nightingale by Grandma Strange

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Hush, Nightingale,
crimson shadows over the moonglade
shall not fall on this night,
for the time has not yet come

Make your home among the lilac, stoned among the lilac

Although, do not remain there long,
for if tomorrow remained as it were,
how would you ever find your song?

You may meet with your lover there,
you may see my reflection in your eyes,
for I have breathed the breath of one thousand people,
at once, yet from different times

Come and find me, I have not the time to look for you
I have too many places I wish to go, do not make it so
that when the shadows fall upon the moonglade,
I'll be swinging beneath the weeping cherries,
in a garden on a star away from home

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from Nightingale, released September 25, 2015
Brooke Austen - Vocals, Flamenco
Clinton Houseman - Guitar, Organ, Backing Vocals
Brandon Tracy - Drums, Shaker
Ryan Wallace - Bass

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