Nobody Owns the Morning

Nobody owns the morning.

There’s enough of it for you.

Nobody Owns the Morning is a warm, expansive duet about two people coming out of a long night and finding a little company on the way into the day.

She’s finished an eleven-hour shift. He’s been somewhere mostly inside his own head. There’s a hill behind the station, a town beginning to wake, and a question about whether the climb comes with a lift.

“You’ve got expensive taste in sky.”

The laughter gets them moving. At the top, a name on a phone brings something quieter into the morning. Neither needs to explain everything before the other makes room.

“We can carry what we’re carrying

and still turn toward the day.”

With affectionate humor and room for missing someone, this song follows the light across ordinary rooftops, working hands, and people finding their feet again. The morning arrives wide enough for the sorrow, the company, and the small rhythm that starts between them.

Let it find us as it finds us.

There’s enough of it for you.

— Nathan Garrett



Includes: one MP3 download of Nobody Owns the Morning, with embedded cover artwork and properly labeled song information.

Runtime: 6 minutes, 13 seconds.

Creation: Nathan Garrett, using AI music tools.

Released through: Arcadia Frequencies.