Lyrics of Dont call me early in the morning
Celtic Folk
Don't call me early in the morning
G d c g
Chorus: don't call me early in the morning,
C g d
Call me what you want to but leave me alone.
G d c g
Don't call me early in the morning,
D em
Just leave me till the cows are coming home.
G c
A man or a woman they need their relaxation
G d
From rising always at the dawn
G c
And the heart of the matter tomorrow is a saturday
G d
And i'll be lying on.
Cho.
G c
Sad the lad that can't rest contented
G d
He has it all but must have more.
G c
He fills himself with pills to retire with a million,
G d
But falls asleep at sixty-four.
Cho.
G c
Fair is fair and i've done my share,
G d
My nerves are getting on my nerves.
G c
If you don't have a pillow of the white swan's feather,
G d
I'll do with a corner for my head.
Cho.
G c
Just a gentle warning for tomorrow morning,
G d
No big noises near my room.
G c
Cars with no exhaust, chickens with the hooping cough,
G d
And milkmen that whistle out of tune!
Cho.
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