Clouds Of The Morning
from Halfway Home by Finder's Field
lyrics
We make our plans and steady our hands
To hold the things we’ve made
We’re so impressed that we forget
To number our days
The shadows are shifting
Like melodies drifting
Through grass that will wither and fade
Oh death
With our last breath what will we say
He said He’s coming
Right where He left off
Just as He stepped out of the tomb
Anthems of angels
Clouds of the morning
Without any warning
He’s coming soon
He’s coming soon
Can’t quite remember where we left off
As you stepped off of the plane
It’s always little things that keep changing
While the big things stay the same
To hold the things we’ve made
We’re so impressed that we forget
To number our days
The shadows are shifting
Like melodies drifting
Through grass that will wither and fade
Oh death
With our last breath what will we say
He said He’s coming
Right where He left off
Just as He stepped out of the tomb
Anthems of angels
Clouds of the morning
Without any warning
He’s coming soon
He’s coming soon
Can’t quite remember where we left off
As you stepped off of the plane
It’s always little things that keep changing
While the big things stay the same
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from Halfway Home,
released November 4, 2014
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Finder's Field North Carolina
Finder's Field is the music of North Carolina-based singer-songwriter Matt Stewart. Finder's Field has released two full- length albums: No Return Address (2009) and Halfway Home (2014). In 2019, Matt began writing songs for TV and film and is getting ready to release his first single, “Don’t Let Me Go” (2020) featuring singer-songwriter-producer Ashley Jana. ... more
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Nov 2014
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