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Mary Mary ~ In The Morning


[Chorus:] In the morning you'll be alright In the morning the sun's gonna shine In the morning no clouds in the sky When it's dark in your light just wait for the daylight Someone tell me what's wrong Why my nights last so long It's gettin' hard to believe You can hear me Then you give me a sign That You heard me pray You let me know This dark night won't last always [Chorus] So many ups and downs You don't know where to start So many nights you cried Life was breakin' your heart It may seem real hard Ain't no help in sight But don't you worry About it tonight `cause [Chorus] There's gonna be a day It's gonna get cloudy You can't see clear {You can't see clearly, no} But don't you stop prayin' Prayin' for the day When the sun will shine (Shine) again {Ooh...ooh...ooh...} [Chorus] more free lyrics

[Chorus:]
In the morning you'll be alright
In the morning the sun's gonna shine
In the morning no clouds in the sky
When it's dark in your light just wait for the
daylight

Someone tell me what's wrong
Why my nights last so long
It's gettin' hard to believe
You can hear me

Then you give me a sign
That You heard me pray
You let me know
This dark night won't last always

[Chorus]

So many ups and downs
You don't know where to start
So many nights you cried
Life was breakin' your heart

It may seem real hard
Ain't no help in sight
But don't you worry
About it tonight `cause

[Chorus]

There's gonna be a day
It's gonna get cloudy
You can't see clear {You can't see clearly, no}
But don't you stop prayin'
Prayin' for the day
When the sun will shine (Shine) again
{Ooh...ooh...ooh...}

[Chorus]

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