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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Ray LaMontagne
Acoustic Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Ray LaMontagne
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Ray LaMontagne
Producer
KEVIN RATTERMAN
Mixing Engineer
Bob Ludwig
Mastering Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Standing in your doorway
Cast a shadow on the wall
I can hear a kestrel call
[Verse 2]
Sunlight laughing
Laughing through the windowpane
All is here is gone again
[Verse 3]
Misty morning, misty morning, misty morning rain
All is gone, then here, then gone, then here, then gone again
[Verse 4]
Here and gone again
Here and gone again
[Verse 5]
Child of the mountains
Swear I felt it from the first
Smiling eyes
Quenched my thirst
[Verse 6]
Heal all my ancient hurt
Every kindness that you show
Deeper than these roots will grow
[Verse 7]
Misty morning, misty morning, misty morning rain
All is gone, then here, then gone, then here, then gone again
[Verse 8]
Here and gone again
Here and gone again
[Verse 9]
Where once the wind was at my back
Now the sea's gone slack
No, seabird squealing
[Verse 10]
Has all of life gone off the rails
Torn my sails and left me drifting
Drifting
[Verse 11]
No love left to lift him up
No love
No love left to lift him
No love
[Verse 12]
Signs of the ages
Echo through the falling rain
All is here and gone again
[Verse 13]
Moonlight so right
Softening upon the shore
All that was will be no more
[Verse 14]
Misty morning, misty morning, misty morning rain
All is gone, then here, then gone, then here, then gone again
[Verse 15]
Here and gone again
Here and gone again
Here and gone again
[Verse 16]
Where once the wind was at my back
Now the seas gone slack no seabird squealing
[Verse 17]
Has all of life gone off the rails
Torn my sails and left me drifting
Drifting
[Verse 18]
No love left to lift him up
No love
No love
[Verse 19]
Misty morning, misty morning, misty morning rain
All is gone, then here, then gone, then here, then gone again
[Verse 20]
Here and gone again
Here and gone again
Here and gone again
Here and gone again
Written by: Ray LaMontagne