In The Morning
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In The Morning
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Morning you
If you're worth talking to
The sun's been up a while
But don't let that make you smile
Makes you tea
Just drink it angonly
Well then you've build a wall
Forget you care at all
In the morning
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In the morning
Another word silence cut through the bird
A few clouds are wide and dry
You come look me in the eye
Morning you
If you're worth talking to
The sun's been up a while
Don't let that make you smile
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Newton Faulkner performs "In The Morning", and this lyric page sits inside the Newton Faulkner catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Feels Like Home and Against The Grain with a short reason for opening each page next.
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