Morning in America

Song	Morning in America
Artist	Durand Jones & The Indications
Album	Morning in America

	作曲 : Aaron Frazer/J.B. Flatt
	It's still in San Diego
	You can hear a baby cryin'
	As the trains of New York City
	Roll thunder down the line
	The teachers rise in Richmond
	As they sleep in San Anton'
	While the harbor lights on Baltimore
	Guide nurses headed home
	Chorus
	And the jails of Maricopa
	Say a man is but his wrong
	It's morning in America
	But I can't see the dawn
	Verse 2
	Congressmen in Washington
	Receive their brief and brew
	While lead, it fills the pipelines
	In a Detroit county school
	Chorus
	And I think of my grandmother
	How she told me to be strong
	It's morning in America
	But I can't see the dawn
	Verse 3
	A junkie waits in Jacksonville
	Prescription for the pain
	As what the doctor ordered
	Comes screaming through the vein
	And in towns across the country
	It's color that divides
	When in working men and ladies
	We could find our common side
	Chorus
	It's morning in America
	It's morning in America
	We're mourning in America
	And I can't see the dawn, no

	zuò qǔ : Aaron Frazer J. B. Flatt
	It' s still in San Diego
	You can hear a baby cryin'
	As the trains of New York City
	Roll thunder down the line
	The teachers rise in Richmond
	As they sleep in San Anton'
	While the harbor lights on Baltimore
	Guide nurses headed home
	Chorus
	And the jails of Maricopa
	Say a man is but his wrong
	It' s morning in America
	But I can' t see the dawn
	Verse 2
	Congressmen in Washington
	Receive their brief and brew
	While lead, it fills the pipelines
	In a Detroit county school
	Chorus
	And I think of my grandmother
	How she told me to be strong
	It' s morning in America
	But I can' t see the dawn
	Verse 3
	A junkie waits in Jacksonville
	Prescription for the pain
	As what the doctor ordered
	Comes screaming through the vein
	And in towns across the country
	It' s color that divides
	When in working men and ladies
	We could find our common side
	Chorus
	It' s morning in America
	It' s morning in America
	We' re mourning in America
	And I can' t see the dawn, no