Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jim Ed Brown
Canonical path: /jim-ed-brown/morning-after
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Morning After
Read Morning After lyrics by Jim Ed Brown on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Morning After
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Oh Mr Sun peekin' through the shade in my room
He says get up gotta rise and shine through my gloom
I better face myself gtotta brace myself to go on
The morning after all the laughter has gone
I lived my life waiting for the nightfall to come
Then I got out on a constant search for someone
Now I may hold her hand kiss her lips well it'd be fun yeah
The morning after all the laughter has gone
Who's hand was I holding so tight and who's lips was I kissing last night
A single bed where I wake alone every morn
Sometimes I cry and wonder why I was born
I better face myself brace myself to go on
The morning after all the laughter has gone
The morning after all the laughter has gone
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