Morning Mood
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Morning Mood
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I'm not tired and I'm not sad
Don't feel sick but I'll stay in bed
If you want you can stay with me
Maybe it's just for a short while
Or until the moment when we can see
The sun again with ist brightest light
Morning mood on a rainy day
Lush and lazy, don't go away
And meet me in my morning mood
My morning mood on a rainy day
If you don't say no useless words
I will make no hasty moves
Please let the postman go away
I'm sure he'll come back another day
And you can tell me your deepest dreams
Maybe I will tell you mine
Morning mood on a rainy day
Sweet and mellow, don't go away
And meet me in my morning mood
My morning mood on a rainy day
Morning mood on a rainy day
Lush and lazy, don't go away
Meet me in my morning mood
My morning mood on a rainy day
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Donna Regina performs "Morning Mood", and this lyric page sits inside the Donna Regina catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Quiet Week In The House and Aimes-tu with a short reason for opening each page next.
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