Remember This Day

from When Parallel Lines Meet by Manisha Shahane

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lyrics

Remember This Day, by Manisha Shahane
Waiting for the break of day—When the circle letter comes, I turn three times and pray to the god of light, to the god of sunshine rays, that when I remove the old, I’ll have something good to say. Remember this day before the picture fades. A simple thought reframes the world I see. I don’t know from where it came, nor how it chose to leave. I’m caught up in the day’s never-ending siren. For a moment’s peace, I am dying. Remember this day before the picture fades. Oh lullaby, will you sing the sun to sleep, so I can close my eyes and wonder what tomorrow will bring.

credits

from When Parallel Lines Meet, released April 16, 2010
Remember This Day, by Manisha Shahane
Manisha Shahane, vocals, piano
Blake Newman, upright bass
Jerry Leake, multi-percussion, including tuned “gamelan-like” bells