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Lee Greenwood – Mornin’ Ride

The song was Greenwood's seventh number one country single. The single went to number one for one week and spent a total of fifteen weeks on the country chart.

Lee Greenwood – Mornin’ Ride, is a song written by Steve Bogard and Jeff Tweel, and recorded by American country music artist Lee Greenwood. It was released in November 1986 as the second single from the album Love Will Find Its Way to You. The song was Greenwood’s seventh number one country single. The single went to number one for one week and spent a total of fifteen weeks on the country chart.
Lee Greenwood - Mornin' Ride
Cover LP Lee Greenwood MCA 1986
Lee Greenwood – Mornin’ Ride
From the album Love Will Find Its to You
B-side “Little Red Caboose”
Released November 1986
Genre Country
Length 3:24
Label MCA
Songwriter(s) Steve Bogard Jeff Tweel
Producer(s) Jerry Crutchfield

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Lee Greenwood – Mornin’ Ride Lyrics

There’s a quiet time in the early dawn
Before the mornin’ paper, before the coffee’s on
When there ain’t much movin’ in the world outside
Oh I’d love to take a mornin’ ride
My baby knows it’s the time we share
She wakes me gently, brushes back her hair
And she moves into my arms sweet and slow
I can’t wait to get up and go
Gonna take my baby on a mornin’ ride
When the sun comes slippin’ ’round the mountainside
‘Bout an hour, maybe two
Ain’t nothin’ me and her would rather do
Than see the green grass glist’nin’ in the mornin’ dew
While the world’s still damn spankin’ new
Oh I know how beautiful the day will be
When she takes a mornin’ ride with me
And when we get back, it will feel so right
To just lay back and linger in the mornin’ light
Then she’ll smile at me, thinkin’ where we’ve been
Wantin’ me to take her again
I’m gonna take my baby on a mornin’ ride
When the sun comes slippin’ ’round the mountainside
For an hour, maybe two
Ain’t nothin’ me and her would rather do
Than see the green grass glist’nin’ in the mornin’ dew
While the world’s still damn spankin’ new
Oh I know how beautiful the day will be
When she takes a mornin’ ride with me
Oh I’m gonna take my baby on a mornin’ ride
When the sun comes slippin’ ’round the mountainside
‘Bout an hour, maybe two
Ain’t nothin’ me and her would rather do

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Single Lee Greenwood MCA 1986
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