Morning
Wet Wet Wet · The Greatest Hits [2004]
Same old faces, but a different town
Nowhere to run and nowhere to hide
I'm dancing with the shadows,
In a cold moonlight.
And I can't wait until the morning
I can't wait another minute, hour day or night,
I can't wait until the morning,
You know it won't feel so cold.
It's 5 am, and I just got into bed
And the heart of the city is almost gone,
And I know what is right
And I know what is wrong
I'm dancing with the shadows,
In a cold moonlight.
And I can't wait until the morning
I can't wait another minute, hour day or night,
I can't wait until the morning,
You know it feels so cold.
Sometimes in between my dreams at night,
I walk alone I'm going underground.
And in the distance I can hear a crowd.
It makes me wonder what it's all about.
All about...
All about
It's the same old consolation,
Different faces in the same old town,
Nowhere to run to
Nowhere to hide,
They're dancing with the shadows,
In a cold moonlight
And I can't wait until the morning
I can't wait another minute, hour day or night,
I can't wait until the morning,
You know it feels so cold
Morning - Wet Wet Wet
Wet Wet Wet's 'Morning' serves as a vibrant song on their 2004 greatest hits compilation, reflecting the band's enduring commitment to upbeat, melodic pop-rock. Released during a period of significant commercial success, the track exemplifies their signature sound, characterized by catchy hooks and energetic instrumentation that defined their career in the late 1990s and early 2000s. As part of a catalog filled with anthems like 'If Only I Could Be With You' and 'Goodnight Girl', 'Morning' captures the optimistic spirit often associated with their discography. The song remains a staple for fans of the group, showcasing their ability to craft accessible, radio-friendly music that resonated with audiences across generations. Its inclusion on the greatest hits album underscores its status as a representative work of their broader body of work.