Tonalité : A major
Verse 1
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I started on a
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journey about a year ago
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To the little town of Morrow
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in the state of Ohio.
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Now I wasn't much on traveling
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and I really didn't know
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That Morrow had been ridiculed
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a century ago.
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I went down to the station
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for my ticket and applied
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For tips regarding Morrow,
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not expecting to be guide
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Said, I, young man,
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I'd like to go tomorrow and return
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Not later than tomorrow,
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cause I haven't time to burn
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Said, he to me,
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now let me see if I have
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heard you right
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You'd like to go tomorrow
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and return tomorrow night.
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You should have gone tomorrow,
yesterday,
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and back today.
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Cause the train that goes tomorrow
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is a mile upon its way.
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If you had started yesterday,
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tomorrow, don't you see?
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You could have gone tomorrow
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and returned today at three.
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But the train today, tomorrow,
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if the schedule is alright,
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Today it gets tomorrow
and comes back tomorrow night.
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Said I, my boy, it seems to me
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you're talking through your hat.
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Is there a town named Morrow
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on your line?
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Now tell me that.
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There is, he, but take from me
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quite a little tip.
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To go from here tomorrow
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is a fourteen hour trip.
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The train today tomorrow
leaves today
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Half after 10 tomorrow
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is the time it should arrive
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And if from here tomorrow
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is a 14 hour jump
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Can you go today tomorrow
and come back today my boy?
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Said I I want to go
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tomorrow can I go today
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And get tomorrow by tonight
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if there is no delay?
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Well, well, said he, explained to me,
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and I have no more to say.
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Can you go anywhere tomorrow,
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and come back again today?
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Said I, I guess you know it all,
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but kindly let me say.
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How can I go tomorrow,
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if I leave the town today?
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Said he, you cannot go tomorrow,
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any more today,
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Coz the train that goes tomorrow
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is a mile upon its way.
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I was so disappointed
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I was mad enough to swear
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The train had gone tomorrow
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and had left me standing there.
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The man was right in telling
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me I was a howling jay
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And I didn't go tomorrow,
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so I guess I'll go today.
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