Twilight Girl Lyrics

"Twilight Girl", written by Will Dockery & Henry Conley, from the CD Shadowville Speedway. © 2009 Library of Congress Registration Number / Date: PAu003501816 / 2008-09-23 Vocals: Will Dockery, Guitar: Henry Conley, Bass: Doug Conley, Flute: Gene Woolfolk, Jr. Drums: John Phillips. "Twilight Girl" Six or six thousand, we will meet again. At blazing dusk, or quiet dawn. On that shore... again. This is the wait, the weight of the world. Comes down sweet and heavy... Twilight Girl. On that quiet morning, clear, crispy light. Seeing a movie from a distance, mourning in front of her flight. This is the wait, the weight of the world. Comes down sweet and heavy, Twilight Girl. She offered me her cup, asked me to fill it up, I said "Later, babe. Right now we have to talk untangle the chakra that crosses over." Ghost horses, from the car ahead, looks like engine exhaust. Blink my eyes through bitter tears, a smile for what we've lost. This is the wait, the weight of the world. Comes down sweet and heavy... Twilight Girl. Words: Will Dockery Music: Henry Conley