From the recording NEW RELEASE: Leave the Porchlight On
Written by Shannon Linton
Lead vocals by Shannon Linton
Instrumentals by Adam Newcomb
Choir vocals by Mackenyn Cole, Alyx Dean, Stella Osen, and Avalon Stewart
Produced, mixed and mastered by Adam Newcomb at Newcomb Studios
Art by Emily Ross
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Every living thing has a song to sing
Story to tell
Every beating heart, blown apart
Yearns for someone else to heal as well
Every dawning day, do you feel less than whole?
Everyone I know has heavy in their soul
The air is cold and your footsteps crunch on the long walk home
And if it's all too much tonight and you feel alone
Come to the table
Bring what you're able
Your laughter and tears, your joy and your fears
It's all welcome here
This cold December
Try to remember
Hope like a star shines from afar, and on your darkest night
I'll leave the porchlight on
Wrap your arms around anyone you've found
Tucked in the dark
Raise your voice on high, lift the stories of the silent
And the set apart
Every starry night do you wish for something more?
You could be the light that you've been wishing for
The air is cold and your footsteps crunch on the long walk home
And if it's all too much tonight and you feel alone
Come to the table
Bring what you're able
Your laughter and tears, your joy and your fears
It's all welcome here
This cold December
Try to remember
Hope like a star shines from afar, and on your darkest night
I'll leave the porchlight on
The air is cold and your footsteps crunch on the long walk home
I know it's all too much tonight, but you are not alone
Come to the table
Bring what you're able
Your laughter and tears, your joy and your fears
It's all welcome here
This cold December
Try to remember
Hope like a star shines from afar, and on your darkest night
I'll leave the porchlight on
