The mourning doves court a plaintive sunrise
And sorrow is wearing me thin
I may be shut down and walked on, but I'm too scared to die
And so it's time to be wondering
I'm tired of depression
I can't carry that load
'Cause I just don't know how strong I can be
Growing old, down-and-out, and lonely
And I don't want to ever see the sad light of heaven
Shine down on me
In dreams like a river the snake was a sign
To beware of believing in skin
But I told him "I surely can trade yours for mine"
And God knows he smiled at me then
If I have to make my confession
I'll whisper once from the road
'Cause I just don't know how strong I can be
Growing old, down-and-out, and lonely
And I don't want to ever see the sad light of heaven
Shine down on me
I'm a follower of fears no more
It's high time to grow
And I just don't know how strong I can be
Growing old, down-and-out, and lonely
And I don't want to ever see the sad light of heaven
Shine down on me
I don't want to ever see the sad light of heaven
Shine down on me
I don't want to ever see the sad light of heaven
Shine down on me
The latest from Smoking Flowers blends rich Americana and driving riffs with haunting atmospherics to exuberant effect. Bandcamp New & Notable Jul 9, 2018
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