In The Morning
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In The Morning
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On the roof we dance
Old records spin romance
Nose to nose we sway
To billie holiday
In the morning
I miss you most
Drive to a mountain range
Read shakespeare page by page
Pronounce each word out loud
To the coyotes they will sound
In the morning
I miss you most
I walk the streets of philly
Oh these days are ordinary
I can't say that I'm not lonely
Well, today I am just only
Here without you
Around
I miss your silent stare
Your ears your lips your hair
I miss making you laugh
Cut me an orange half
In the morning
I miss you most
When do we get wise
Oh, when do we get wiser
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Nicole Reynolds performs "In The Morning", and this lyric page sits inside the Nicole Reynolds catalog on LyroVerse.
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