Duncan Sheik's third effort, released on 27 February 2001 on Nonesuch Records, a Warner Music Group Compay. This time out he wrote only the music, lyrics were provided by award-winning New York playwright Steven Sater. The end result is much less introspectively melancholy than either his 1996 self-titled debut (which contained the hit Barely Breathing) or the 1998 follow-up, Humming. This album also more clearly showcases Nick Drake's influences on Duncan, with the title arguably being something of a nod to Drake's final album, Pink Moon.
01. The Wilderness (Prelude) (Sater/Sheik) - 1:24
02. Longing Town (Sater/Sheik) - 3:28
03. Mr. Chess (Sater/Sheik) - 2:38
04. The Winds That Blow (Sater/Sheik) - 3:04
05. Mouth on Fire (Sater/Sheik) - 5:38
06. Sad Stephen's Song (Sater/Sheik) - 6:29
07. Time and Good Fortune (Sater/Sheik) - 4:44
08. Far Away (Sater/Sheik) - 4:32
09. This Is How My Heart Heard (Sater/Sheik) - 4:14
10. A Mirror in the Heart (Sater/Sheik) - 4:08
11. Lo and Behold (Sater/Sheik) - 5:13
12. Requiescat (Sater/Sheik) - 4:00
13. The Wilderness (Sater/Sheik) - 4:24
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