Morpheus
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Morpheus
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Downright tired in this winter white
Though my best sleep is dressed in black
Ample hours to dream, still I lack
Repose, and wander through the night
A drink or two, blackjack straight through
Till dawn, ever unrequited love
Nothing brings peace, Heaven above
Send Morpheus to me, for I am due
Will you sing softly? Will you keep
Watch as the light begins to wane?
Steadfast and sweet, will you remain
God of my dreams, and let me sleep?
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Who performs "Morpheus"?
Patricia Barber performs "Morpheus", and this lyric page sits inside the Patricia Barber catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to All Or Nothing At All and Black Magic Woman with a short reason for opening each page next.
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