Transformative climate-induced album rock to light the way through the greed-driven anthropocene.
LYRICS - Sunshine from a Mountaintop
Sunshine from a Mountaintop
by Charity Kahn
how did we arrive here
in this place of light
where souls walk free
and hearts are plugged in
to some magic
there are some who say
give up settle down
breathe shallow
I would rather face my maker
and go up in flames
I have known you before
know you like a mirror
like tomorrow
find my way down to your riverbed
and rest there
will anyone hear us
when we make the sounds
of sirens and mourners
and cry in the night for angels
or will they all be gone
out like a light into thin darkness
before the dawn wakes
leaving a broken place behind
how did you come here to me
holding everything I want
carrying all the love I need
bringing sunshine
from a mountain top
how do we tell the story
how do we find a word
or a song or a reason
for what walks within us now
for what walks everywhere within us now
for what must live on
how will we survive
how will we love under this new moon
how will we die without each other
how will we breathe
how will we sound
how will we find a way in this dark
hope for a star
for a firefly
hope for a soft even path
for we are blind
we are the seekers
we are the driven
we are the omen
we are the sun on the morning sea
what color is that?
no one has ever seen it
our answer is in
that shine, that light
in all those hearts that will cry, too
when they see that blue
and who are all blind, too
and who are in us
how will we speak
how will we shine
how will we survive
how do we tell the story
how do we find a word
or a song or a reason
for what walks within us now
for what walks everywhere within us now
for what must live on
for what walks everywhere with us now
for what must live on
how did you come here to me
holding everything I want
carrying all the love I need
bringing sunshine
from a mountain top
I have known you before
know you like a mirror
know you like tomorrow
find my way down to your riverbed
copyright 2006 Charity Kahn
appears on the album "Brokedown Palace"