album:Single genre:Folk / Americana streams:12 creation date:2024-06-21
Song Lyrics
I can sense a stillness in the air / Kind of just hangin' there Suspended in time / It's not goin' anywhere I'm here alone / Silent as stars above Wonderin'...
I can sense a stillness in the air / Kind of just hangin' there Suspended in time / It's not goin' anywhere I'm here alone / Silent as stars above Wonderin' what tomorrow brings / And if it even comes I can see a light in the sky / I can see the clouds rollin' by It should be as bright as afternoon / But I can't see the moon I can see my hopes and plans ahead / Holdin' on just by a thread So much uncertainty / Of unknown roads ahead But I still believe / The future is mine to hold I know I'll make it through / And watch my dreams unfold I can see the light in the sky / I can see the clouds rollin' by It's as bright as afternoon in June / Now I can see the moon I can see the light in the sky / I can see the clouds rollin' by It's as bright as afternoon in June /Oh, I can see the moon
Song Information
"I Can’t See the Moon'' was composed during the pandemic and is ultimately a positive declaration of hope in the face of fear and uncertainty and speaks to...
"I Can’t See the Moon'' was composed during the pandemic and is ultimately a positive declaration of hope in the face of fear and uncertainty and speaks to the comfort nature can bring in difficult times.
06/22/24 10:23:42AM @farrell-jackson:
The pandemic did bring about some interestingly good songs, like this one. I like hearing a cool folk song to offset the rock I listen to most of the time. This makes me realize how much I miss John Denver's presence in the world. Well done on the acoustic and vocals!
Joel Brogon is a Folk/Americana Singer/Songwriter from South Texas, near the US/Mexico Border and Rio Grande River. His musical journey is deeply influenced...
Joel Brogon is a Folk/Americana Singer/Songwriter from South Texas, near the US/Mexico Border and Rio Grande River. His musical journey is deeply influenced by a rich tapestry of genres, drawing inspiration from classic Singer/Songwriters, folk sounds of the 70s, and traditional 90s Country music.
At the heart of Brogon's artistry lies a profound commitment to narrative storytelling, weaving tales inspired by his own life experiences and those of the community around him. Through his songs, he sheds light on a wide range of topics, from the beauty of nature to social justice issues like LGBTQ+ rights and environmental stewardship.
Brogon's preference for small-scale performances speaks to his desire for intimacy and connection with his audience. Whether performing in a coffeehouse, farmers market, listening room, or front porch gathering, he values the shared experience of music in close quarters, where the audience can truly engage with the stories he shares.
Beyond his musical endeavors, Joel Brogon is deeply entrenched in local activism and serves as a spiritual leader within his community. He shares his life with his husband Christopher and their fur-children, embodying the values of love, inclusivity, and compassion both on and off the stage.
The pandemic did bring about some interestingly good songs, like this one. I like hearing a cool folk song to offset the rock I listen to most of the time. This makes me realize how much I miss John Denver's presence in the world. Well done on the acoustic and vocals!
very tranquil track
Thanks!
Fine Music!! On my Playlist my man!!!