Sir Douglas Quintet - Medley: One Too Many Mornings / Got to Sing a Happy Song lyrics
[Sir Douglas Quintet - Medley: One Too Many Mornings / Got to Sing a Happy Song lyrics]
Lots of time gently rollin'
I got to find a way back to my mind
Contracts by the dozens
Militants on the mind
Well, I think of all the
Time that I've wasted but, it's not wasted
We're all asleep to the facts
That you gotta be hip to
They say that the big cities are
Leavin' much too big in size
When, old Jackie, a friend of mine
Was walkin' to the park
I can't believe in crime
But, I know you know you
Ain't never gonna find
The answer inside your mind if you could look
And it's written on the pages of the Book
Oh, well it's written on the
Pages of the Book
Duh, duh-duh-duh, doo whistling whistling
Down the street the dogs are barkin'
And the night is gettin' late
The time I looked back into the room
Where my love and I have laid
And I look back in the mornin'
To the little room
There been one too many mornings
And a thousand, thousand years behind
Down the street the dogs are barkin'
And the time is comin' near
Oh, remember Bobby Dylan preached years ago
That, man, we shouldn't have no fear
Just can't do your hardships
But the music it pulled us through
And if you find the time
The rest of your mind
I'll tell you what you're gonna do
You're gonna sing a song of happiness
Sing a song of good sing a song of happiness
Pass it around, everybody
Well, over here, San Francisco
We have a lot of people that you know
You can tell them by the way they look
And the funny way they
Look with their clothes you threw me curve
But, I thought you said
We was playin' football
But, I forgot about the Cajun mama
'Cause all she did is six feet tall
Well, if you just gotta go now
You'll find a message in the song
I just had another birthday
Stop yours or move along
And there's one thing I've learned
As I reach we're out there to find, oh yeah
Gotta sing, you got to sing a happy song
Oh yeah you got to sing, everybody
Got to sing a happy song
Gimme some of that harp now
Oh, got to sing, got to sing a happy song
Yeah
I got to find a way back to my mind
Contracts by the dozens
Militants on the mind
Well, I think of all the
Time that I've wasted but, it's not wasted
We're all asleep to the facts
That you gotta be hip to
They say that the big cities are
Leavin' much too big in size
When, old Jackie, a friend of mine
Was walkin' to the park
I can't believe in crime
But, I know you know you
Ain't never gonna find
The answer inside your mind if you could look
And it's written on the pages of the Book
Oh, well it's written on the
Pages of the Book
Duh, duh-duh-duh, doo whistling whistling
Down the street the dogs are barkin'
And the night is gettin' late
The time I looked back into the room
Where my love and I have laid
And I look back in the mornin'
To the little room
There been one too many mornings
And a thousand, thousand years behind
Down the street the dogs are barkin'
And the time is comin' near
Oh, remember Bobby Dylan preached years ago
That, man, we shouldn't have no fear
Just can't do your hardships
But the music it pulled us through
And if you find the time
The rest of your mind
I'll tell you what you're gonna do
You're gonna sing a song of happiness
Sing a song of good sing a song of happiness
Pass it around, everybody
Well, over here, San Francisco
We have a lot of people that you know
You can tell them by the way they look
And the funny way they
Look with their clothes you threw me curve
But, I thought you said
We was playin' football
But, I forgot about the Cajun mama
'Cause all she did is six feet tall
Well, if you just gotta go now
You'll find a message in the song
I just had another birthday
Stop yours or move along
And there's one thing I've learned
As I reach we're out there to find, oh yeah
Gotta sing, you got to sing a happy song
Oh yeah you got to sing, everybody
Got to sing a happy song
Gimme some of that harp now
Oh, got to sing, got to sing a happy song
Yeah