In The Morning

Mary Mary build this song around a single, repeated promise: morning is coming. The verses give voice to someone lying awake in a long night, asking why the darkness stretches on and admitting it's getting hard to believe anyone is listening. Then comes the turn — a sign that the prayer was heard, and the assurance that this particular night won't last forever. The chorus keeps returning to plain, almost childlike images: the sun will shine, there will be no clouds in the sky, and if your life feels dark right now, you only have to wait for daylight. The second verse widens the frame to anyone worn down by ups and downs, nights of crying, and the feeling that help isn't anywhere in sight. Even the bridge is honest about the future — cloudy days will come when you can't see clearly — but it doesn't stop there; it urges the listener to keep praying for the day the sun shines again. The song never pretends the night is short. It simply insists that night is not the end of the story.