Grateful Dead - Morning Dew [Lyceum Theatre, 05-26-72, From Europe '72] Lyrics

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Morning Dew [Lyceum Theatre, 05-26-72, From Europe '72]
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Morning Dew [Lyceum Theatre, 05-26-72, From Europe '72] Lyrics |
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What Are The Lyrics For Morning Dew [Lyceum Theatre, 05-26-72, From Europe '72] By Grateful Dead?
Walk me out in the mornin' dew my honey
Walk me out in the mornin' dew today I can't walk you out in the mornin' dew my honey I can't walk you out in the mornin' dew today I thought I heard a baby cry this mornin' I thought I heard a baby cry today You didn't hear no baby cry this mornin' You didn't hear no baby cry today Where have all the people gone my honey? Where have all the people gone today? Well there's no need for you to be worryin' about all those people You never see those people anyway I thought I heard a young man moan this mornin' I thought I heard a young man moan today I thought I heard a young man moan this mornin' I can't walk you out in the morning dew today Walk me out in the mornin' dew my honey Walk me out in the mornin' dew today I'll walk you out in the mornin' dew my honey I guess it doesn't matter anyway Well I guess it doesn't matter anyway, no no I guess it doesn't matter anyway |
Who Wrote Morning Dew [Lyceum Theatre, 05-26-72, From Europe '72] By Grateful Dead?
Bonnie Dobson, Tim Rose
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