
Morning Light
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- rock
- guitar
- drums (drum set)
- male vocalist
- backing vocals
- slow
- 2010s
- metal
Lyrics
Verse 1
There’s an old shirt hanging on my door
Still smells like summer afternoons
Every shadow slipping cross the floor
Feels like a memory I can’t lose
Every joke I save inside my head
Comes alive when I’m alone at night
Tried to write you letters, left unsaid
But the ink just fades away with time
Chorus
I still see you in the morning light
Your laughter carries through these empty halls
Hold on to the words you left behind
But nothing golden ever stays for long
Verse 2
Running circles in the backyard
Telling tales until the night was done
Photographs are fading, memories scarred
But I’d do it all again to see you run
Pre-Chorus
The hands of time keep turning
But every road remembers you
A thousand stars are burning
And I'll keep holding on to truth
Chorus
I still see you in the morning light
Your laughter carries through these empty halls
Hold on to the words you left behind
But nothing golden ever stays for
Bridge
Your old jeans folded on the chair
Still waiting for a wayward soul
I hear your voice when I climb the stairs
Echoes filling up the holes
Chorus
I still see you in the morning light
Your laughter carries through these empty halls
Hold on to the words you left behind
But nothing golden ever stays for long
Outro
I’ll keep the stories close, I swear
You’re the spark that lives inside my song
As the daylight slips into the air
Your memory beats, steady and strong
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