Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners A Moment
In the sunrise, I gave it all up;
It's just me and a moment
I'll consciously disown it
It's a frame of mind, i've seen it before;
Above a freckled smile
In a frosty storm
And with my youth
Will it be swept away?
This presentness
To be tied to a place
And all of these cords
Will they bend and fray?
When my face is kissed with an aging grey?
How can I know?
As the pink sun kissed my face?
How will I know --
When will I fall from grace?
When will I hit the brakes?
From North to South, I'll search around
To find that sacred place
I'll kiss the ground on Seward's sound
In the spot old ashes lay
I'm shedding skin, becoming round
I'll find my hallowed space
