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Alex Dobbert - 80 Mile Sunrise Lyrics

An absence of red lights and whistling trees and
The ghost of our last words a cacophony
'Till a passing shower takes us to our knees
At least I, I always know what I'm feeling

We're in the presence of a god of grace who
After the party has begun to show his face
And it's not the shining reverie I thought we'd be seeing
It's just another joke that he's playing

We'll send the moments to their deaths
The details follow, pictures, road names, and the rest
But that eighty mile sunrise stays еtched in my mind, I swear

The nеxt few springtimes, I'll hold my hopes
I'll wait until the significance erodes
Then the first thing that comes along and moves my soul again
I'll know better than just to believe it

You'll come alive every time I tell
The wrong distant memory to someone else
And the shock of it will almost always send me reeling but
That's just the last train leaving

My greatest fear is that happiness
Is a thing you are destined for or are destined to regret
But that eighty mile sunrise stays etched in my mind, I swear
California, way out east
Every skyline that gave us these
Days we'll never outlive, we'll only outnumber
Still they'll never really lose their meaning

Bathed in all of the majesty
Flaming orange in fearless streaks
Oh, the kind of glow you only get with love worth knowing
I'll remember it forever

One last look, let's save our breath
There's a world that needs undoing and a lifetime to forget
But that eighty mile sunrise stays etched in my mind, I swear