Biography:
Bonnie Dobson (born November 13, 1940 in Toronto) is a Canadian folk music songwriter, singer, and guitarist, most known in the 1960s for composing the songs "I'm Your Woman" and "Morning Dew". The latter, augmented (with a controversial co-writing credit) by Tim Rose, became a melancholy folk rock standard, covered by the Grateful Dead and the Jeff Beck Group among many others.
Dobson has consistently questioned Rose's right to a co-writing credit for "Morning Dew" (he first heard it as sung by Fred Neil)
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Intro.
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Verse I
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Take me for a walk in the morning dew my honey,
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Take me for a walk in the morning dew my love.
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You can't go walking in the morning dew today,
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You can't go walking in the morning dew today.
Verse II
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But listen, I hear a man moan - ing lord,
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I know I hear a man moan - ing lord.
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You didn't hear a man moan at all,
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You didn't hear a man moan at all.
Verse III
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But I know I hear my baby crying oh lord,
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Yes I know I hear my baby crying oh lord.
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You'll never hear your baby cry again,
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You'll never hear your baby cry again.
Verse IV
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Oh where have all the people gone?
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Don't you tell me, where have all the people gone?
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Don't you worry about the people any - more,
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Don't you worry about the people any - more.
Verse V
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
Take me for a walk in the morning dew my honey,
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
Take me for a walk in the morning dew my love.
E G D6add9 Bm
You can't go walking in the morning dew today,
E G D6add9 Bm
You can't go walking in the morning dew today.
E G D6add9 Bm
You can't go walking in the morning dew today.
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Verse I
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
Take me for a walk in the morning dew my honey,
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
Take me for a walk in the morning dew my love.
E G D6add9 Bm
You can't go walking in the morning dew today,
E G D6add9 Bm
You can't go walking in the morning dew today.
Verse II
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
But listen, I hear a man moan - ing lord,
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
I know I hear a man moan - ing lord.
E G D6add9 Bm
You didn't hear a man moan at all,
E G D6add9 Bm
You didn't hear a man moan at all.
Verse III
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
But I know I hear my baby crying oh lord,
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
Yes I know I hear my baby crying oh lord.
E G D6add9 Bm
You'll never hear your baby cry again,
E G D6add9 Bm
You'll never hear your baby cry again.
Verse IV
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
Oh where have all the people gone?
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
Don't you tell me, where have all the people gone?
E G D6add9 Bm
Don't you worry about the people any - more,
E G D6add9 Bm
Don't you worry about the people any - more.
Verse V
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
Take me for a walk in the morning dew my honey,
Bm Am E7sus4 A9sus4 Bm
Take me for a walk in the morning dew my love.
E G D6add9 Bm
You can't go walking in the morning dew today,
E G D6add9 Bm
You can't go walking in the morning dew today.
E G D6add9 Bm
You can't go walking in the morning dew today.
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