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Awake at Dusk

from Awake At Dusk by Matt Cook

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I place an envelope of letters in the mailbox
You’ll never get them they’ll be swallowed by a lost art
When misdirection is a country you are choosing
And darkness is the brightest image you are seeing
You’ll act aware as if you know all your surroundings
While caught in crossfire or sunken by the drownings
Of people living off the company you’re choosing
The silence settles in the wind that isn’t moving

And we will all awake at dusk
And we will all awake at dusk
When love is not enough to wake you up

My mind’s a canvas paint a wife of many ranges
She’ll remain nameless with a face that always changes
Suddenly I can see I’m not the one you wanted
You made an ending for a life that never started

And we will all awake at dusk
And we will all awake at dusk
Put your faith in those who trust
When love is not enough to wake you up

And we will all awake at dusk
And we will all awake at dusk
Put your faith in those who trust
When love is not enough to wake you up
Just put your faith in all of those who trust

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from Awake At Dusk, released September 18, 2012

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Matt Cook New Jersey

Writing intricate ballads and catchy folk-pop tunes since the age of 15, Matt Cook's professional career began in Orange County, CA with the release of his debut "Coast to Coast" LP in 2005. Cook's songwriting style has since taken on a more indie/alternative sound. Cook's love and admiration for Brian Wilson are embodied in his abilities as singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. ... more

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