DESCRIPTION:
Glass Hammer - South Side Of The Sky
from Culture Of Ascent (2007)
http://www.glasshammer.com/pages/store.html

Vocals: Susie Bogdanowicz, featuring guest vocalist Jon Anderson.
"South Side of the Sky" is original a song by Yes from their album Fragile.

Steve Babb: Bass guitar, Pipe Organ, Taurus Pedals, the Free Note, assorted percussion, Mellotron, Piano, Harp, loops, programming, Mini-Moog and backing vocals
Fred Schendel: Nord Electro 2, NordLead 2, Piano, Bela D Media D-Synth, Organs, Electric Piano, Mellotron, additional synths, loops and programming, acoustic guitar, string arrangements and backing vocals
David Wallimann: Electric Guitars
Matt Mendians: Drums
Carl Groves: Lead and Backing Vocals
Susie Bogdanowicz: Lead and Backing Vocals
The Adonia String Trio:
Rebecca James: Violin
Susan Whitacre: Viola
Rachel Beckmann: Cello

Culture of Ascent's lyrics are based in part on the best-selling Jon Krakauer novel, Into Thin Air, which tells first hand of the historical 1996 Mount Everest tragedy.

Lyrics:

A river a mountain to be crossed
The sunshine in mountains sometimes lost
Around the south side so cold that we cried
Were we ever colder on that day
A million miles away
It seemed from all of eternity

Move forward was my friend's only cry
In deeper to somewhere we could lie
And rest for the the day with cold in the way
Were we ever colder on that day
A million miles away
It seemed from all of eternity

The moments seemed lost in all the noise
A snow storm a stimulating voice
Of warmth of the sky
Of warmth when you die
Were we ever warmer on that day
A million miles away
It seemed from all of eternity

The sunshine in mountains sometimes lost
The river can disregard the cost
And melt in the sky warmth when you die
Were we ever warmer on that day a million miles away
We seemed from all of eternity

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