Some Morning Soon
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Some Morning Soon
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The wind is cold,
I walk alone
My head is hanging low
The friend I find* within myself
Is the only one I know
The blossoms of the dogwood tree
Have fallen all away
And like our love they lay to rest
Beneath the red, red clay
Some morning soon before the dawn
I'll wake to find you gone
I'm learning how to lose you now
And how to carry on
Your love, your love has known no* fear*
Your heart can feel no pain
I know, I know you'll soon be gone
To ride that midnight train
Some morning soon before the dawn
I'll wake to find* you gone
I'm learning how to lose* you now
And how to carry on
I'm learning how to lose* you now
And how to carry on.
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Patty Loveless performs "Some Morning Soon", and this lyric page sits inside the Patty Loveless catalog on LyroVerse.
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