Graveyard Moon from Ithaka by Rich DeVore
Tracklist
| 6. | Graveyard Moon | 4:38 |
Lyrics
Graveyard moon
Snow is coming soon
Windburned sky
Leaves are flying by
And I’m out here looking for you
What song did we sing
In the bloom of spring
You were there
Flowers in your hair
Now I’m out here looking for you
Whoever doesn’t have a home by now will forever wander
Feel the rain, dodge the lightning and the thunder
The hope that used to feed our hearts now feels like hunger
Under a graveyard moon
All summer long
I listened for your song
Sun on my skin
Winter’s chill within
I’m out here looking for you
Whoever doesn’t have a home by now will forever wander
Feel the rain, dodge the lightning and the thunder
The hope that used to feed our hearts now feels like hunger
Under a graveyard moon
Sometimes I think I hear your voice on the wind
Sometimes I think I see you dancing just around the bend
Sometimes I think this search is never gonna end
Under a graveyard moon
At the end of the day
This will all pass away
But I saw your face
And I remember your embrace
So I’m out here looking for you
Whoever doesn’t have a home by now will forever wander
Feel the rain, dodge the lightning and the thunder
The hope that used to feed our hearts now feels like hunger
Under a graveyard moon
Under a graveyard moon
Under a graveyard moon
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Rich DeVore is a veteran American singer-songwriter, carrying the folk music tradition of the 1960s into the new century. Built on the bedrock of artists such as Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, Bob Dylan, and Paul Simon, Rich’s songs express the elemental joys, sorrows, and questions that come with being human.
This is music about the joys and sorrows of being a human being.