Morning Cloud
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Morning Cloud
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I saw two clouds this morning
Tangled by the rising sun
And in the dawn they floated on and mingled into one
Well, I thought that morning cloud was blessed
How it moved so sweetly to the west
He bids me to leave this dreary world
Oh I have to go
No, I won't be sold
Float on in joy, I'd like to meet
A calmer sea where storms shall cease
And all for all, that's all I need
A purer sky where all is peace
I saw two summer currents
Flow smoothly to their meeting
And join their course with silent force
And peace each-other's greeting
Float on in joy, I'd like to meet
A calmer sea where storms shall cease
And all for all, that's all I need
A purer sky where all is peace
Every care can be thrown
To the wind by the ocean-side
Watch them fade away
The sky is ablaze with the setting of the sun
Ends this perfect day with a million stars to gaze
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