1. |
The Rusty Gate
03:40
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the wind through the willows
and the sun through the leaves
what will you do
once you're through
the rusty gate
now one mourning soul
begins to sing
while the cathedral's bell rings
warning the moral sinners
to stay at home
and now the gentlemen and ladies
do tip their hats and bow
their false kindness
a supposed gift to those
they think to be below
down the dusty road
the storm clouds billow
still two miles from home
when the lightning flashes
through the blackened sky
at home there's someone waiting
with an honest word
and a little kindness
that only a good sinner
can give
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2. |
And Then We Broke
01:11
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Dane C Fogdall Durango, Colorado
An independent composer, that focuses on recorded releases and collaborations with other creative groups, usually in the form of soundtracks.
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