The Early Morn
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The Early Morn
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Early in the day
Early in the morn
Why I got to wake
So early in the morn
Early in the dawn
Why I got to wake
So early in the morning
So early in the morn
Early in the day
Running out the door
How am I awake
So early in the morn
Early in the morn
How am I awake
So early in the morning
So early in the morn
We’re going all the way to the early
To the early morn
Coming to the day
Going out the door
Try to find a way
To get a little more
Get a little more
Try to find my way
To get up in the morning
So early in the morn
Early up to wake
Early in the morn
Try to keep the pace
Move it all along
Move it all along
Am I in your way
So early in the morning?
So early in the morn
We’re going all the way
To the early morn
To the early morn
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Brother Dege performs "The Early Morn", and this lyric page sits inside the Brother Dege catalog on LyroVerse.
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