Kiss An Angel Good Morning
Roy Clark · Masters Of Country & Western, Vol. 1 [1974]
Whenever I chance to meet some old friends on the street
They wonder how does a man get to be this a-way
I've always got a smilin' face, any time and any place
And everytime they ask me why I just smile and say.
You've got to kiss an angel good mornin'
And let her know you think about her when you're gone
Kiss an angel good mornin'
And love her like the devil when you get back home.
Well, people may try to guess the secret of happiness
But some of them never learn it's a simple thing
The secret I'm a-speaking of, is a woman and a man in love
And the answer is in this song that I always sing.
You've got to kiss an angel good mornin'
And let you know you think about her when you're gone
Kiss an angel good mornin'
And love her like the devil when you get back home.
You've got to kiss an angel good mornin'
And let you know you think about her when you're gone
Kiss an angel good mornin'
And love her like the devil when you get back home...
About Kiss An Angel Good Morning
Roy Clark's "Kiss An Angel Good Morning" stands as a quintessential example of his mastery of traditional country storytelling, blending acoustic guitar with a warm, inviting vocal delivery. Released on the 1974 compilation *Masters Of Country & Western, Vol. 1*, the track captures the essence of Clark's signature style, characterized by its focus on wholesome themes and melodic simplicity. The song reflects the era's appreciation for classic country ballads that emphasize human connection and gentle romance, avoiding complex production in favor of authentic instrumentation. As part of Clark's extensive discography, this recording highlights his ability to craft memorable tunes that resonate with listeners seeking genuine musical warmth. The composition serves as a testament to his career's dedication to preserving the spirit of early country music while maintaining commercial appeal through his distinctive vocal presence.