Morning Comes

I found a good woman, I found a job that pays The tide comes in, I watch it all wash away But I'm keeping it steady, and that's just how I was raised Head held up, walkin' tall into each breaking wave 'Cause the devil's in the details and he's taking his toll Sending good men down the foot trails of some lost lonely souls And I say, oh, oh Rain don't change the sun Jealous is the night when the morning comes But it always comes So I'm working the graveyard, I don't sleep 'til it's light Ain't calling in favors, I can't swallow my pride, no And the bank's on a mission, they want to read me my rights But they ever show up around here, they're goin' be in for a fight 'Cause the devil's in my hometown and I ain't telling him no 'Cause it's my family, it's my love now, that I'm scared to let go Oh, oh Rain don't change the sun Jealous is the night when the morning comes But it always comes Followed the track of my needle, oh, oh Tried to be good to my people So why's there no peace? (Peace) No break, no relief (Oh yeah, oh, oh yeah) Oh, can I be blamed if I'm angry? Can I be saved if I'm barely clinging to hope? I'm clinging to hope When I say, oh, oh Rain don't change the sun Jealous is the night when the morning comes But it always comes It always rains down on us And like an old dog lying by a new gravestone It's still our home It's still our home So if you ever feel like you are alone After the night The morning comes