I woke up one November morning

To the tapping of the rain 

It sounded a little lonely

Against my window pane

I chased away the chill with coffee

Drew my chair up to the fireplace

Golden light was dancing

Across my hands and face

And then your letter came

In the autumn rain

Late autumn rain

Wash away my pain

I hear your voice a calling

An echoing, distant sound

But you know I will not follow

Staying here on higher ground

You always were a wild one

More restless than the wind

You never listened to anyone

Which led to the place I’m in

Alone again

In the autumn rain

Late autumn rain

Wash away my pain

Alone again

Late Autumn Rain is an acoustic, retro sounding folk song with a slight country tilt, meaningful lyrics and strong harmonies. 

Devon: This poignant, heart felt folk song was inspired by Emily Bronte's novel "Wuthering Heights" and the attraction between two opposites, the wild, Dionysian-like character Heathcliff and the more refined, gentle Catherine. This song is about what was ultimately a passionate, but destructive love. Many listeners have been in a position where they have come to a cross roads and must choose between a wild, rain-swept path or the other, which leads towards the sun, and will be able to relate to these lyrics.