I

re-

ceived

a

mess-

age

from

my

bro-

ther

'cross

the

wa-

ter,

he

sat

laugh-

ing

as

he

wrote

"The

end's

in

sight."

So

I

said

good-

bye

to

all

my

friends

and

packed

my

hope

in-

side

a

match-

box,

'cause

I

know

it's

time

to

fly.

Oh,

oh,

yeah,

come

on

meet

me

in

the

morn-

ing,

meet

me

in

the

mid-

dle

of

the

night.

Ah,

oh

yeah,

the

morn-

ing

light

is

com-

ing

don't

it

make

you

want

to

kind

of

feel

all

right?

Ooh,

yeah.

Ah,

ha.

I

just

jumped

a

train

that

nev-

er

stops,

so

now

some-

how

I'll

know

I'll

nev-

er

fin-

ished

pay-

ing

for

my

ride.

Some-

one

pushed

the

gun

in-

to

my

hand

tell

me

I'm

the

type

of

man

to

fight

the

fight

with-

out

in-

quir-

ing.

Oh,

oh,

yeah,

ah,

come

on,

meet

me

in

the

morn-

ing,

won't

you

meet

me

in

the

mid-

dle

of

the

night,

night,

night,

yeah?

Oh,

oh,

yeah,

the

morn-

ing

light

is

com-

ing,

well

don't

it

make

you

want

to

kind

of

feel

all

right?

Oh,

ma-

ma,

well,

I

think

it's

time

I'm

leav-

ing,

no-

thing

here

to

make

me

stay.

Woah,

ma-

ma,

well,

it

must

be

time

I'm

go-

ing

they're

knock-

ing

down

them

doors,

they're

try'n'

to

take

me

a-

way.

Please

Mis-

ter

Brake-

man

won't

you

ring

your

bell,

well,

ring

it

loud

and

clear.

Uh,

please,

Mis-

ter

Fire-

man,

won't

you

ring

your

bell,

tell

the

peo-

ple

they

got

to

fly

a-

way

from

here.

Oh,

I

once

saw

a

pic-

ture

of

a

la-

dy

with

a

ba-

by,

some-

thing

made

her

have

a

ve-

ry

ve-

ry

spe-

cial

smile.

We

are

in

the

mid-

dle

of

a

change

in

des-

ti-

na-

tion,

when

the

train

stops,

al-

to-

ge-

ther

we

will

smile.

Oh,

Ah,

yeah,

and

make

me

feel

all

right.

Fly

now

ba-

by,

with Ad lib. vocal

uh,

uh!