Tupelo Honey

Van Morrison · A Night in san Francisco [1994]

You can take all the tea in china,

put it in a big brown bag for me.

Sail right round all the seven oceans,

drop it straight into the deep blue sea.



*chorus*



She's as sweet as tupelo honey.

Shes an angel of the first degree.

She's as sweet, shes as sweet as

tupelo honey. Just like honey baby,

from the bee.



You cant stop us on the road to freedom.

You cant keep us, cause our eyes can see.

Men with insight , men in granite, knights

in armor bent on chivalry.



Shes as sweet as tupelo honey

Shes an angel of the first degree

Shes as sweet as tupelo honey

Just like honey baby, from the bee!



*MUSIC*



You cant stop us on the road to freedom.

You cant keep us, cause our eyes can see.

Men with insight , men in granite, knights

in armor bent on chivalry.



Shes as sweet as tupelo honey

Shes an angel of the first degree

Shes as sweet as tupelo honey

Just like honey baby, from the bee!



shes alright u know shes alright with me !

Shes as sweet as tupelo honey!!

Just like honey baby from the bee



Shes alright shes alright shes alright with me

REPEAT a couple times.



You can take all the tea in china,

put it in a big brown barrel for me.

Sail right round all the seven oceans,

drop it straight into the deep blue sea.

Tupelo Honey

Van Morrison's "Tupelo Honey" stands as a defining track from his 1994 album "A Night in San Francisco," marking a pivotal return to his roots after years of exploring psychedelic and avant-garde territories. Recorded with his longtime backing band, the song blends traditional blues and gospel harmonies with Morrison's signature soulful vocals, creating a warm, organic soundscape that resonates deeply with audiences. The recording captures the essence of Morrison's early career, showcasing his mastery of rhythm and emotional expression within the context of American roots music. This release serves as a testament to his enduring influence on the genre, offering listeners a nostalgic yet fresh perspective on the classic sounds that shaped his legacy.