Return To Lyric List Page NIGHT'S ONLY DAUGHTER (Lunsford/Meltsner) When the day is past And the sun lies down the water White moonflowers open In the hands of the only daughter Well she walks in the woods Where the wild wind Whistles through the leaves And she sings a song To the chattering birds in the trees She says - I am the only daughter Of a man and a woman and the sun That sleeps on the water Where I go the moon only knows I...am the only daughter When the night falls like a rain She sits by a fire in the dark And she sings a song To the gentle wind lifting the sparks She says - I am the only daughter Of a man and a woman and the sun That sleeps on the water Where I go the moon only knows I...am the only daughter When the morning comes And the sun lifts the dew from the grass You might hear her run But you will see no one on the path But if you look long Into the moonflowers as they're chased You might hear a song You might catch a glimpse of her face She says - I am the only daughter Of a man and a woman and the sun That sleeps on the water Where I go the moon only knows I...am the only daughter Of a man and a woman and the stars That sleep on the water Where I go the moon only knows I...am the only daughter Denny Lunsford - quitar, vocals Bruce Graves - bass Phil Dunn - drums Julie Westney - backing vocals Marion Crombie - viola Return To Lyric List Page

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