Four In The Morning

Jerry Chesnut

It's four in the morning and once more the dawning Just woke up the wanting in me Wishin' I'd never met her, knowing if I forget her How much better off she would be The longer I hold on, the longer this goes on The harder that it's going to be But it's four in the morning and once more the dawning Just woke up the wanting in me I'd never desert her, God knows when I hurt her That's the last thing that I want to do She tries, but she can't tell how she feels But I know, too well, just what she's going through If I love her so much, I don't know why I can't do The right thing and just let her be But it's four in the morning and once more the dawning Just woke up the wanting in me Last night I told her, "This time it's all over" Making two times I've told her goodbye Last night, we broke up, this morning I woke up And for the fifth time, I'm changing my mind I saw more love in her eyes when I left her Than most foolish men will ever see An' it's four in the morning and once more the dawning Just woke up the wanting in me It's four in the morning and once more the dawning Just woke up the wanting in me Wishin' I'd never met her..........FADE To Fade

Trivia about the song Four In The Morning by Hank Thompson

When was the song “Four In The Morning” released by Hank Thompson?
The song Four In The Morning was released in 1973, on the album “Kindly Keep It Country”.
Who composed the song “Four In The Morning” by Hank Thompson?
The song “Four In The Morning” by Hank Thompson was composed by Jerry Chesnut.

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