Leaving Eden

Fighting for a Lost Cause

Moonlight blinkin’ through the trees
Warm wind hummin’ with the breeze
Coyote cryin’ out so far
Can’t tell if it’s joy or fear

Dark country, here we go*
Dark country, you make me bow*
Hearts beat slow, then wild somehow*
Dark country, you make me grow*

Campfire crackles, shadows dance
Eyes wide open, not by chance
Whispers float on misty ground
Every silence wears a sound

Dark country, here we go*
Dark country, you make me bow*
Hearts beat slow, then wild somehow*
Dark country, you make me grow*

There’s a beauty in the chill
When the world stands calm and still
I’m not sure what pulls me in
But I’m not the same where I have been

Dark country, here we go*
Dark country, you make me bow*
Take my fear and teach me how*
To love the night, even now*
Dark country, you make me grow*


Dark Country

This is the moment you realize you’re not being tolerated — you’re being celebrated.
It’s about the first time someone opens the door all the way and says:
“Come in. No performance. Just you.”

It’s for those who’ve lived a lifetime standing just outside of belonging.
For the ones who’ve been invited in — but only conditionally.
“Welcome Light” doesn’t knock. It floods in.
It says: “You don’t owe us a version of yourself. Just be.”

There’s no test to pass. No role to play. Just warmth, softness, and space.
It’s not a Pride parade — it’s what comes after, when the makeup’s off and someone still says,
“Stay. We’ve been waiting for you.”

Welcome Light

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This is a song by My Morning Jacket that I truly love. Recording this song was one the most emotional yet enjoyable moments of my life.
All instruments have been played by my self during the early hours (00:00-04:00) of Wednesday 02 November 2011.

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Album: The End Is Nigh But The Night Is Young
Second Strangers on a Train album.
Released 2018 on Celebrationrecords.dk

Fighting for a Lost Cause

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