
Date of issue: 31.12.1972
Song language: English
English Morning |
It was a hot day in the city. |
Dusty June without a breeze, and my thoughts were drifting home again, |
across the eastern seas. |
And I dreamed of all we spoke of, on that cloudy airport day. |
A week or more to go and jest three thousand miles away. |
And there’s an English morning calling me back home. |
An English morning calling me back home again. |
From you up to Boston, an American flight today. |
And a hostess asks your cocktail choice to pass the time away. |
So I sit with a pen and paper, try to write my feelings down. |
But I just can’t seem to say how much I miss you being 'round. |
And there’s an English morning calling me back home. |
English morning calling me back home again. |
Well, I miss your conversation. |
Yes, I miss you very much. |
But I recall that most of all I miss your midnight touch. |
For the night is plagued with phantoms. |
Outside a siren cries. |
And the figures on my T. |
V screen dance for unseeing eyes. |
And there’s an English morning calling me back home. |
English morning calling me back home again. |
Name | Year |
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Petunia | 1970 |
Telephone Girl | 1970 |
Sundial Song | 1970 |
Morning Hymn | 1971 |
May Queen | 1971 |
Joanne | 1971 |
Snake | 1971 |
Lady Of The Lake | 1971 |
Hey Rainy Day | 1997 |
Three-Horned Dragon King | 1970 |
Minnamoto's Dream | 1970 |
Psychiatric Sergeant | 1970 |
Yellow Eyes | 1970 |
Bride Of Summer | 1970 |
Eyes On You | 1970 |
(We Have) Reason To Believe | 1970 |