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Pretty faces everywhere
A few hard cases stop and stare
They've got charm that is not right
Pretty faces late at night
Morning Glory what's the story?
Will it ever end?
I've been all the way to Biscayne Bay
And all the way back again
All the way back again
I remember our old rendezvous
The key was kept inside a shoe
Those moments will remain frozen in time
Morning Glory's on my mind
What's the story Morning Glory?
Will it ever end?
I've been all the way to Biscayne Bay
And all the way back again
All the way back again

It seems like only yesterday
She married me and carried me away
I found out what life was all about
Morning Glory threw me out
Hey, Morning Glory what's the story?
Will it ever end?
I've been all the way to Biscayne Bay
And all the way back again
All the way back again
Alimony, Palimony, puts a dent in me
I've been all the way to Biscayne Bay
For a dip in the shining sea
A dip in the shining sea
Pretty faces everywhere
A few hard cases stop and stare
Even when I know it ain't my day
A lot of good faces anyway
Morning Glory what's the story?
What is it to be?
I've been all the way to Biscayne Bay
For a dip in the shining sea
A dip in the shining sea
What's the story Morning Glory?
Will it ever end?
I've been all the way to Biscayne Bay
And all the way back again
All the way back again
Morning Glory what's the story?
Will it ever end?
I've been all the way to Biscayne Bay
And all the way back again
All the way back again

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David Luke Myrick (June 20, 1916 – January 28, 1972), known professionally as T. Texas Tyler, was an American country music singer and songwriter primarily known for his 1948 hit, "The Deck of Cards". Myrick was born just outside of Mena, Arkansas. He recorded first for Black & White Records as a member of The Six Westernaires, and for 4 Star Records (Hollywood) from September 1945 until the end of the 1950s.

Read more about T. Texas Tyler on Last.fm.


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