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'Come Down, Morning' is a fragile contemporary folk ballad about the vulnerability of the dawn. Featuring a close-mic'd, conversational male vocal and the mournful swell of a cello, the track documents a kitchen-table vigil at the end of a long night. Driven by a spacious fingerpicked guitar and an upright bass that moves with a "human lag," the production captures the tension between the fear of being seen and the necessity of being found. It is a song for the unsteady, the unready, and anyone standing with open hands at the edge of a new day.

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