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Morpheus

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Patricia Barber Canonical path: /patricia-barber/morpheus Related lyric paths: 6
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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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Patricia Barber performs "Morpheus", and this lyric page sits inside the Patricia Barber catalog on LyroVerse.

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