Four in the morning
Came without a warning
Everybody's got a place to be
I got holes in my conscience
Shot with a vengeance
I must have been a fool not to see

I need you bad
It's hard to live without your company
I need you bad
So bad I can't take it, you see

Oh, I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you
I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you

There was a time when I knew you
I held my body to you
Made you feel like you never felt before
And now it's all in the distance
Still you keep resisting
I love you like never before

Oh, I need you bad
It's hard to live without your tender touch
I need you bad
So bad I guess you're playing me tough

Oh, I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you
I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you

I guess I was going in the wrong direction
I guess I was thrown for a while
I need to see you smile
I need you so, yeah

I must have been going in the wrong direction
I guess I was thrown for a while

I need you bad
It's hard to live without your company
I need you bad
So bad I can't take it, you see

I need you bad
It's hard to live without your tender touch
I need you bad
So bad I want to tell you so much

Oh, I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you
I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you

I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you
I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you

I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you
I can't take anymore
I can't fake anymore
It's such a hard time loving you


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Four In The Morning Lyrics as written by Jack Blades

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    Lyric Correction

    "So bad I guess you're playing me touch." Should be "tough" not "touch." Also, the credited songwriter above should be Jack Blades. Jerry Chesnut wrote a song of the same title that was recorded by another country singer in the early 1970s. This "Four In The Morning" song performed by Night Ranger was recorded in the mid-1980's and was not a cover.

    lyricalONEon July 10, 2012   Link

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