In the morning
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In the morning
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I'm just wandering
Through this day
Thinking of you
Father time rolls away
Night comes nearer
It's getting to me now
In the morning I'll be better
In the morning I'll be better
I've been waiting
So long for this day
Darkest nights all alone far away
All that's past
I don't mind this last time
In the morning I'll be better
In the morning I'll be better
When I get home
And I see you again
In the morning we'll be better
One last mile this old car
Must go faster
I'm on my knees
Yet I'm higher today
Now I see you
I know I'm nearly better
'Cause in the morning I'll be better
In the morning I'll be better ...
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