Morning Dew
Nazareth · Nazology [2009]
Walk me out in the morning dew
Walk me out in the morning dew today
I can't walk you out in no morning dew
I can't walk you out in no morning dew at all
Thought I heard a young girl cryin' mama
Thought I heard a young girl cry today
You never heard no young girl cryin'
You never heard no young girl cry at all
Thought I heard a young boy cryin' mama
Thought I heard a young boy cry today
You didn't hear no young boy cryin' buddy
You never heard no young boy cry at all
Thought I heard a young man cryin' mama
Thought I heard a young man cry today
You never heard no young man cryin'
You never heard no young man cry at all
Now there is no more morning dew
Now there is no more morning dew
What they've been sayin' all these years is true
Now there is no more morning dew
Walk me out in the morning dew today
I can't walk you out in no morning dew
I can't walk you out in no morning dew at all
Thought I heard a young girl cryin' mama
Thought I heard a young girl cry today
You never heard no young girl cryin'
You never heard no young girl cry at all
Thought I heard a young boy cryin' mama
Thought I heard a young boy cry today
You didn't hear no young boy cryin' buddy
You never heard no young boy cry at all
Thought I heard a young man cryin' mama
Thought I heard a young man cry today
You never heard no young man cryin'
You never heard no young man cry at all
Now there is no more morning dew
Now there is no more morning dew
What they've been sayin' all these years is true
Now there is no more morning dew
Morning Dew
Nazareth's 'Morning Dew' stands as a defining track from their 2009 compilation album 'Nazology,' showcasing the band's signature hard rock and blues-infused sound. Recorded with the same intensity that characterized their classic era, the song features the group's characteristic driving rhythm and gritty vocals. While often associated with their earlier hits like 'Dream On' or 'Love Hurts,' this recording captures the enduring power of their live performance style. The track remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the raw energy that made Nazareth a prominent force in British rock history during the late 1970s and beyond.

