After thirteen Dove Awards and two GRAMMY nominations, Cindy Morgan’s latest batch of albums have been made as an independent artist outside the spotlight of the CCM industry—they’re likely the most artistically rich work of her career. Audiences for the 2015 Behold The Lamb of God tour will remember Cindy for her soaring voice and Americana sensibilities.
On March 8th 2019, Cindy will be releasing a new EP called Autumn & Eve, which she says is “about a merging of Old Testament struggles and modern heartache.”
From today until March 7th, you can pre-order a signed physical copy of Autumn & Eve and receive three exclusive bonus tracks.
She has invited Rabbit Room readers to be the first to hear her new song, “West of Nod.” Scroll down to read the lyrics and story behind the song.
Lyrics:
We use to dance under the stars
Bask in the warmth of his love
But our skin got cold and dancing got old
We needed more to dream of
Over your shoulder I saw something there
So hard to resist so we both thought we’d dare
Remember when we had it good
Walking where the angels trod
Now all we talk about’s moving on
East of Eden and west of Nod
Lovely and red swirled in my head
You said that you’d taste it too
Why did we stay
Why not walk away
Nobody likes to be used
How I remember, wish I could forget
With toil and with tears
We live with regret
I want to track
All my steps back
They say it won’t work anyway
The boys fight fight
I’m tired at night
So much regret
For just one bite
“There is no greater feeling of loss than recognizing the value of something you’ve been given—just after losing it. Many people lament the loss of a loved one they were never able to express their true feelings towards. Adam and Eve had it perfect, but perfect wasn’t enough. And so they were turned out of the garden to wander, east of Eden and west of Nod.”
—Cindy Morgan
Click here to pre-order Autumn & Eve at Cindy’s online store.
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