Lyrics based on a segment of Tasos Leivaditis poetic work "This star is for all of us".

[Verse 1]
Look there, my darling, right there on the corner,
See how the spring is rising in the light.
See those young men walking with their harvest on their shoulders,
And the girls behind them shining like the sun so bright.

[Verse 2]
They look at us, my love, they always look at us—
Whisperin’ “Good morning” as they pass along the way.
And out there on the horizon, climbing up a cloud of milk and sunlight,
Maybe they’re building somethin’ holy for our dead tonight.

[Chorus]
Good mornin’, good mornin’,
Good mornin’, my far-away brothers.
Come meet the woman that I love—
Tell me, isn’t she a wonder?
Like life and like a song, my brothers,
I love her more than thunder.

[Verse 3]
And far away, deep in the distance,
Look at that old woman sittin’ quiet on Asian soil.
You know what she’s makin’, darlin’?
She’s knittin’ socks for our daughter, for tomorrow’s little joys.

[Verse 4]
Good morning skies, good morning sunlight,
Good morning spring, you’re breakin’ through.
Come closer now, my brothers, gather ‘round me—
Let me introduce the woman my heart always knew.

[Bridge]
Tell me, isn’t she beautiful?
Tell me you can feel it too—
That kind of love that keeps the fire warm,
That kind of love that pulls the world in two.

[Chorus]
Good mornin’, good mornin’,
Good mornin’, my wandering brothers.
Come meet the woman that I love—
Tell me, isn’t she a wonder?
Like breath and like a prayer, my brothers,
I love her more and more.

[Outro]
So good morning love, good morning future,
Good morning life I’m walkin’ through.
Come on, come on, gather ‘round me—
Let me introduce my happiness to you.

Good morning...

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