“It’s Morning (And I Still Love You)” Jessi Colter
“It’s Morning (And I Still Love You)” by Jessi Colter, released in 1975, is a country song expressing enduring love and emotional resilience. The lyrics convey a sense of hope and commitment despite life's challenges. Unique elements include Colter's heartfelt vocals and poignant storytelling. The song reflects themes of love and devotion. #Country
[Chorus]
It's morning and I still love you
Like a dream I thought
The sun would find you gone
It's morning and I still love you
And I think I hear you saying
'Heart, you're home.'
[Verse 1]
Have you ever been
At the end of the day
When you held the world
And you let it get away?
[Bridge]
It's lonely
[Verse 2]
Sitting in the middle of the sky you see
Everything there is to see and
Everywhere there is to be
[Bridge]
It's lonely!
[Verse 3]
A man comes walking through your door;
Everything you bargained for. If only
It's morning and I still love you
Like a dream I thought
The sun would find you gone
It's morning and I still love you
And I think I hear you saying
'Heart, you're home.'
[Verse 1]
Have you ever been
At the end of the day
When you held the world
And you let it get away?
[Bridge]
It's lonely
[Verse 2]
Sitting in the middle of the sky you see
Everything there is to see and
Everywhere there is to be
[Bridge]
It's lonely!
[Verse 3]
A man comes walking through your door;
Everything you bargained for. If only
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