In the Morning
The Coral Lyrics
Shut the bedroom window in the morning
Go to the shop, make plans to be leaving
In the morning
Thought I was sleeping, it was just a dream
An ally cat chewing on dead leaves
In the morning
Out of the dark and into the light
When the morning comes, I will be alright
Tea and a toast to yesterday's capers
In the morning
She wrote my name on a red telephone box
When I got there she'd already rubbed it off
In the morning
Out of the dark and into the light
When the morning comes, I will be alright
And all this time, I've watched it change
But it's still the same
In the morning
In the morning
In the morning
In the morning
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: James Skelly
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The Coral is a rock band that formed in 1996 in Hoylake, Wirral Peninsula, England. The band consists of James Skelly (vocals, guitar), Lee Southall (guitar), Paul Duffy (bass), Nick Power (keyboards) and Ian Skelly (drums).
The band's music is a mixture of 1960s-style psychedelia and folk-rock with old-fashioned country and modern alternative rock influences. The Coral have released nine albums (The Coral, Magic and Medicine, Nightfreak and the Sons of Becker Read Full BioThe Coral is a rock band that formed in 1996 in Hoylake, Wirral Peninsula, England. The band consists of James Skelly (vocals, guitar), Lee Southall (guitar), Paul Duffy (bass), Nick Power (keyboards) and Ian Skelly (drums).
The band's music is a mixture of 1960s-style psychedelia and folk-rock with old-fashioned country and modern alternative rock influences. The Coral have released nine albums (The Coral, Magic and Medicine, Nightfreak and the Sons of Becker, The Invisible Invasion, Roots & Echoes, The Singles Collection/Magic & Mysteries, Butterfly House, The Curse of Love, and Distance Inbetween). Their self-titled debut album was nominated for the 2002 Mercury Music Prize and later voted the fourth best album of the year by NME Magazine. It was announced on 9 January 2008 that Bill Ryder-Jones would be leaving, but the band would continue as a 5-piece.
The band's music is a mixture of 1960s-style psychedelia and folk-rock with old-fashioned country and modern alternative rock influences. The Coral have released nine albums (The Coral, Magic and Medicine, Nightfreak and the Sons of Becker Read Full BioThe Coral is a rock band that formed in 1996 in Hoylake, Wirral Peninsula, England. The band consists of James Skelly (vocals, guitar), Lee Southall (guitar), Paul Duffy (bass), Nick Power (keyboards) and Ian Skelly (drums).
The band's music is a mixture of 1960s-style psychedelia and folk-rock with old-fashioned country and modern alternative rock influences. The Coral have released nine albums (The Coral, Magic and Medicine, Nightfreak and the Sons of Becker, The Invisible Invasion, Roots & Echoes, The Singles Collection/Magic & Mysteries, Butterfly House, The Curse of Love, and Distance Inbetween). Their self-titled debut album was nominated for the 2002 Mercury Music Prize and later voted the fourth best album of the year by NME Magazine. It was announced on 9 January 2008 that Bill Ryder-Jones would be leaving, but the band would continue as a 5-piece.
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Goldy Twatus
@sabbracadabra No, you definitely don't. I'm talking spotify algorithm weekly songs with a hundred thousand listens at most. Each good song is from someone I've never heard of, and nobody has heard of. There are millions of artists in thousands of genres, there is no magic that switched off the ability for any of it to sound good.
There's also good music that has become popular, it's hard to say it's amateurish when the production quality is so much better than any old classic, which makes the classics sound homemade. There are old sounding, well known artists that make good songs that the elderly might like - and these may have even been on the radio -
Broken Bells - Good Luck
Augustines - Chape Song
Kite - Jonny Boy
White Lies - As I Try Not To Fall Apart
Lord Huron, Tame Impala, The National (might be considered modern), and definitely don't sound amateurish
Less popular random ones -
Nation of Language - I've Thought About Chicago
Houses - Fast Talk
St Lucia - The Winds of Change
SKATERS - Miss Teen Massachusetts
Less known pop-punk -
Gold Route - Happier
KennyHoopla - estella
Driveways - Skeptic
Electronic -
Blue Sky Black Death - Sky With Hand
Soulero - We Use to Talk for Hours
DROELOE - Only Be Me
Sombear - 2002
Paola Scarano
Shut the bedroom window in the morning
Go to the shop, make plans to be leaving
In the morning
Thought I was sleeping, it was just a dream
An ally cat chewing on dead leaves
In the morning
Out of the dark and into the light
When the morning comes I will be alright
When I leave I try not to wake her
We had a toast to yesterday's capers
In the morning
She wrote my name on a red telephone box
When I got there she'd already rubbed it off
In the morning
Out of the dark and into the light
When the morning comes I will be alright
And all this time I've watched it change
But it's still the same
In the morning
In the morning
In the morning
In the morning
tom thumb
I visited britain a number of years ago and heard this on the radio. Great song. Can't understand why this isn't more popular. whatever.
sabbracadabra
@Goldy Twatus You only like all that shit because you don't know great music from before music died. You have no frame of reference. And it makes no sense, why must you listen to new things? To be hip? To relate to girls? If you care about music then you shouldn't care how old it is. And in that case there are thousands of bands from a different time that are in a totally different league to all that amateur kid shit you listed.
Goldy Twatus
@sabbracadabra No, you definitely don't. I'm talking spotify algorithm weekly songs with a hundred thousand listens at most. Each good song is from someone I've never heard of, and nobody has heard of. There are millions of artists in thousands of genres, there is no magic that switched off the ability for any of it to sound good.
There's also good music that has become popular, it's hard to say it's amateurish when the production quality is so much better than any old classic, which makes the classics sound homemade. There are old sounding, well known artists that make good songs that the elderly might like - and these may have even been on the radio -
Broken Bells - Good Luck
Augustines - Chape Song
Kite - Jonny Boy
White Lies - As I Try Not To Fall Apart
Lord Huron, Tame Impala, The National (might be considered modern), and definitely don't sound amateurish
Less popular random ones -
Nation of Language - I've Thought About Chicago
Houses - Fast Talk
St Lucia - The Winds of Change
SKATERS - Miss Teen Massachusetts
Less known pop-punk -
Gold Route - Happier
KennyHoopla - estella
Driveways - Skeptic
Electronic -
Blue Sky Black Death - Sky With Hand
Soulero - We Use to Talk for Hours
DROELOE - Only Be Me
Sombear - 2002
sabbracadabra
@Goldy Twatus I haven't listened to radio for over 20 years. I know all the music you are finding, I've heard it all. It is varied, but it's so amateurish compared to the world before music was killed.
Goldy Twatus
@sabbracadabra There's more music being made in more genres than ever, you just listen to the radio. Music now is better than ever if you know how to look
Edward Chapman
It's used, or was, to good effect, in incidental music, always to uplifting effect. One of several great songs by The Coral....
nikos tz
Finally i found it after 10 years. I was listening to this song when i was a kid.
I'm 22 now.
Shane Baptist
Same issue bro
Samjmk
same, last time i heard this was 10yrs ago during 2012 in yr11, now im 26.
Jamie Davies
@Jake Murph Its Jamie Davies I live in the UK will you be my friend please I mean YouTube friend please Jake Murph?