| Misty mornin', don’t see no sun;
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| I know you’re out there somewhere having fun.
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| There is one mystery — yea-ea-eah — I just can’t express:
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| To give your more, to receive your less.
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| One of my good friend said, in a reggae riddim,
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| «Don't jump in the water, if you can’t swim.»
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| The power of philosophy — yea-ea-eah — floats through my head
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| Light like a feather, heavy as lead;
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| Light like a feather, heavy as lead, yeah.
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| See no sun! |
| Oh.
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| Time has come, I want you —
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| I want you to straighten out my tomorrow! |
| Uh.
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| I want — I want — I want you — (tomorrow).
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| Oh, wo-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah!
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| I want you to straighten out my (tomorrow)!
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| Misty (morning) mornin', don’t see no sun;
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| I know you’re out there somewhere having fun.
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| Mysteries I just can’t express:
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| How can you ever give your more to receive your less?
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| Like my good friend said, in a reggae riddim:
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| «You can’t jump — you can’t jump in the water, if you can’t swim.»
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| I want you (I want you) — I want you to straighten out my today —
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| My tomorrow — my-my-my — my — my
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| (I want you to straighten out my tomorrow).
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| On a misty morning, uh! |
| (I want you to straighten out my tomorrow).
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| Oh-oh oh-oh-oh-oh!
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| (I want you to straighten out my tomorrow)
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| Straighten out my tomorrow — my tomorrow! |
| Need some straightenin' out!
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| (I want you to straighten out my tomorrow)
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| Mist! |
| Mm. |
| (I want) Mist! |
| (you to straighten out my tomorrow)
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| Misty! |
| Oh! |
| (I want you to straighten out my tomorrow) |