Isn't it..?
When Morning Comes
The Sons Lyrics
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Or the one after tomorrow
The latest think next month
It's gonna be grand
All this golden greatness
A reward for your patience
And some good faith in advance
And while I'm pitching this shit
When the caravan comes
When the good life arrives
You need to trust me on this
I'll need that credit for life
My mom told me this story
Of a shoe repair man
Who conned just everyone
He posed as a nobleman
Who had found treasures
That would arrive by camel train
Now who'd care to bridge the days?
And with the chance to cash in
They were eager to believe him
When the caravan comes
When the good life arrives
You have to trust me on this
I'll need that credit for life
Do you really believe in this?
Does it help with a steady fist?
All that you'd like to grasp
With a tighter clasp
Funny what life would make you do
If you weren't born with a silver spoon
When the caravan comes
When the good life arrives
You need to trust me on this
I'll need that credit
For life
The lyrics to The Sons' song "When Morning Comes" delve into themes of hope, anticipation, and the human tendency to believe in the promises of a better future. The song tells the story of someone eagerly awaiting a life-changing event, whether it be an arrival, an opportunity, or a stroke of luck. The singer, who seems to be the one making these promises, expresses their sincere belief in the positive outcome and asks for trust and credit in return.
The opening lines, "Should arrive today / Or the one after tomorrow / The latest think next month / It's gonna be grand," suggest a sense of anticipation and impatience. The singer is promising something great, something they believe will bring golden greatness and rewards for the listener's patience and faith. They pitch their idea or plan with such conviction that they admit to actually believing it themselves.
The lyrics then shift to recounting a story the singer's mom told about a shoe repair man who successfully conned people by posing as a nobleman who had found treasures that would arrive by camel train. This anecdote serves as a metaphor for the willingness of individuals to believe in something that appears promising, even if it seems too good to be true. The line, "And with the chance to cash in / They were eager to believe him," emphasizes the vulnerability and gullibility of people when presented with the prospect of a better life.
In the chorus, the singer continues to ask for trust, proclaiming that when the caravan comes and the good life arrives, they will need that credit for life. The repeated question, "Do you really believe in this?" challenges not only the listener's belief in the promises being made but also questions the effectiveness of relying on false hopes. The lyrics suggest that people may seek comfort or deal with the hardships of life by holding onto these promises, using them as a steady fist to navigate difficult circumstances.
Overall, "When Morning Comes" explores the human inclination to believe in the possibility of a better future while also shedding light on the sometimes deceptive nature of promises made.
Line by Line Meaning
Should arrive today
The promised rewards or blessings should be here soon
Or the one after tomorrow
They might come a little later than expected
The latest think next month
The wait won't be much longer, maybe just until next month
It's gonna be grand
The rewards will be amazing and wonderful
All this golden greatness
The rewards will be incredibly valuable and magnificent
A reward for your patience
Your patience will be rewarded by receiving these blessings
And some good faith in advance
I'm asking you to trust me and have faith in advance
And while I'm pitching this shit
As I'm trying to convince you of this
I'm actually believing it
I genuinely believe in what I'm saying
When the caravan comes
When the promised good things finally arrive
When the good life arrives
When a life of abundance and prosperity comes
You need to trust me on this
You have to believe and have confidence in me
I'll need that credit for life
I will rely on your trust and belief in me for the rest of my life
My mom told me this story
My mother shared this tale with me
Of a shoe repair man
About a man who fixed shoes
Who conned just everyone
This man deceived and tricked everyone
He posed as a nobleman
He pretended to be a person of higher social status
Who had found treasures
Claiming to have discovered valuable items
That would arrive by camel train
Saying these treasures would come on a camel caravan
Now who'd care to bridge the days?
Now, who would hesitate to endure the waiting period?
And with the chance to cash in
With the opportunity to gain significant advantages
They were eager to believe him
People were enthusiastic to trust and believe in him
Do you really believe in this?
Are you genuinely convinced of this?
Does it help with a steady fist?
Does it provide you with a firm grip or control?
All that you'd like to grasp
All the things you desire to hold onto
With a tighter clasp
With a stronger and more secure hold
Funny what life would make you do
It's amusing how life can influence your actions
If you weren't born with a silver spoon
If you weren't born into a wealthy or privileged family
You need to trust me on this
You have to believe and have confidence in me
I'll need that credit
I will rely on your trust and belief in me
For life
For the rest of my life
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Sean Business
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@3leggedwarrior850
Sounds just like the original . So beautiful. This guy became my fav singers of the decade. He has full control of his voice
@Asmygardengrow
Yes this the song they danced to on Bones, I had to find this song, it's beautiful.
@MrCurpy
Bones brought me here.... :)
@Fidoarmstrong19
Bones T.T ! Great Job!
@BonesPx
Bones *___*
@DANICAL22
nice, very nice...
@BioStephL
Bones