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Edge of The Day
Sue HardingPerfect for reflective emotional moments. The song has a melancholic feel with a hopeful resolve. Great for content that explores emotional resilience in the face of difficulty and how to find comfort in the natural world and one another. It builds to a musical and lyrical end so listen all the way. There is a sharpness to the lyric, 'When the crimes of our times are blatant and brutal', so may work with social/political commentary. The release in the chorus and at the end, 'Come sit down with me' supports any scenario where relief, comfort, transcendence comes at the end of a difficult day. Musically quirky, acoustic and intimate.
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