In the Quiet Morning
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In the Quiet Morning
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In the Quiet Morning
There Was Much Despair
And in the Hours That Followed
No One Could Repair
That Poor Girl
Tossed By the Tides of Misfortune
Barely Here to Tell Her Tale
Rolled in On a Sea of Disaster
Rolled Out On a Mainline Rail
She Once Walked Tight At My Side
I'm Sure She Walked By You
Her Striding Steps Could Not Deny
Torment From a Child Who Knew
That in the Quiet Morning
There Would Be Despair
And in the Hours That Followed
No One Could Repair
That Poor Girl
She Cried Out Her Song So Loud
It Was Heard the Whole World Round
A Symphony of Violence
The Great Southwest Unbound
La La La La La La La
La La La La La La La
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La La La La
La La La
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Joan Baez performs "In the Quiet Morning", and this lyric page sits inside the Joan Baez catalog on LyroVerse.
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