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Artist: Kingston Trio
Canonical path: /kingston-trio/my-lord-what-a-mornin-
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My Lord What a Mornin'
Read My Lord What a Mornin' lyrics by Kingston Trio on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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My Lord What a Mornin'
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Chorus:
My Lord, what a mornin'. (Repeat twice)
When the stars begin to fall.
You will hear the sinners wailin'. (Repeat twice)
When the stars begin to fall.
You will see the golden chariot. (Repeat twice)
When it's comin' through the skies.
(Chorus)
I can hear the Christians singing. (Repeat twice)
When the stars begin to fall.
(Chorus)
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Kingston Trio performs "My Lord What a Mornin'", and this lyric page sits inside the Kingston Trio catalog on LyroVerse.
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