Hear the tale of a fallen people
Destined to wander their broken land
Their eyes are vacant,
Full of empty meaning
What they're missing they just don't understand

Beyond the dark horizon
Out where the people are crying
A Morningstar will be rising
Rising to show us the way

Long ago a secret treasure was given
To change the heart
Of every woman and man
But somehow the treasure
Was forgotten
It lies buried underneath
The shifting sand

Beyond the dark horizon
Out where the people are crying
A Morningstar will be rising
Rising up with the bright
Dawn of healing
Rising up to show us the way

Our eyes are not seeing
Our hearts are not feeling
We want to believe now
Come save us from ourselves

Beyond the dark horizon
Out where the people are dying
The son of man will be rising
The glory of the lord will be shining

Shatter the dark horizon
Out where the people are crying
A Morningstar will be rising
Rising to show us the way

Oh show us the way


Lyrics submitted by LincolnIvory

Morningstar Lyrics as written by Jon Knox Mark Stephen Gersmehl

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Capitol CMG Publishing

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    good song! this is a great song!

    prettynpink40103on August 15, 2002   Link
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    Whiteheart is a rather old band, but they're my favorite. ^^ I love this song... You have to hear it in order to fully appreciate it. It has such a unique, romantic, haunting kind of long-y... sound... yeah. ^^;;;

    Linc

    LincolnIvoryon August 15, 2002   Link
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    ACK!!! i wrote "drying" instead of dying!! -drowns in red pools of embarrassment-

    LincolnIvoryon August 15, 2002   Link
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    All right, it has been fixed.

    LincolnIvoryon August 25, 2002   Link
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    if you're a girl, marry me

    Cherub Rockon June 25, 2003   Link

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