In the Morning

You don't belong here
It's your broken heart I hear
Please don't stand there
With your wrists and ankles bare

The moon's behind the mountains
Sun's beneath the sea
A cloud that is crazy
You commit to memory

Day in, day out
Stay in, stay out
You see, you'll see me

Day in, day out
Stay in, stay out
You see, you'll be free

Please, don't fall apart
It won't stop once it starts
Don't follow me down
You can't turn things around

I saw you in the morning, you weren't wearing shoes
This town is so small, if you play you can't lose
Your timing or your lover, but quick you'd better choose
Or else start thinking of some excuse

And how, without knowing, can you just go by chance?
The young ones pulled together, a harmonica's silver trance
Its echo is not a shadow, it casts a second glance
While the wind outside is blowing, but it don't dance

Go on, eat your heart out, pull it up a chair
Go on, go and ask it, if the queen is ever there
When you know deep down inside, you shouldn't even care
But you saw her in the morning, and her feet were bare