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A Morning Waltz

from Wild Rice by Leon Frear

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Morning came to me with a contract.
You said I put the Heart before the Course.
I said "It wasn’t coarse, but it was contact."
I said it was nice,
You said “Of Course”

Morning came around. You were chary.
I asked “what’s wrong” You circumspected.
You said you weren’t wary, but just pensive.
I promised not to bother the chinoise.


Morning came again with her contract.
One I had already signed.
But You didn’t care,
As You threw back your hair.
You promised everything would be just fine.

Morning came again with her rider.
I had a broken telephone.
I never called home
‘cause I knew it was broken.
And You said that I’d never be alone.

Morning came around I got wasted.
You were the body politic.
You laughed at my jokes,
Then jawed at my discourse.
I decided it was best left alone.

Now Morning Comes again with her contract.
You said you needed sleep to be sure.
I said “Good Night”
You said “Back Atcha”
When I woke up You were slipping out the door.

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from Wild Rice, released March 1, 2024
Recorded and Performed in a bedroom by Leon Frear.

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