Morning Air
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Morning Air
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The color of the morning air
The sound of silent stares
Perfect spirals in your hair
My pillow smells just like your skin
You tilt your head towards mine
Open slow
Your pretty eyes
Then to my surprise you set my lips on fire
And I am torn
Said I
I
I am torn
And I
I
I
I am torn by your smile as you pull away
As you pull away
Yeah
I have the sweetest dreams right next to you
Like nothing exists at all outside this room
Yeah
The sweetest dreams are next to you
'Cause I don't even have to close my eyes
The color of the morning air
The sound of silent stares
Perfect spirals in your hair
My pillow smells just like your skin
And I'm thinking that I have the sweetest dreams right next to you
Like nothing exists at all outside this room
Yeah
The sweetest dreams are next to you
'Cause I don't even have to close my eyes
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Jason Reeves performs "Morning Air", and this lyric page sits inside the Jason Reeves catalog on LyroVerse.
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