Morning Final by Blue Öyster Cult
Morning Final by Blue Öyster Cult

Morning Final

Blue Öyster Cult * Track #8 On Agents of Fortune

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Morning Final by Blue Öyster Cult

Release Date
Fri May 21 1976
Performed by
Blue Öyster Cult
Produced by
David Lucas & Sandy Pearlman & Murray Krugman
Writed by
Joe Bouchard
About

“Morning Final” is the first Agents of Fortune ballad after “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper.” The song talks about a true murder that Joe Bouchard witnessed.

Morning Final Lyrics

[Instrumental Intro]

[Verse: Joe Bouchard]
He cast a grim shadow
Through the busy street
Said he was a junkie
And he punctuated his walk with a gun
Motiveless murder
The papers scream
The cops all said
The crowd was iced by the sight

[Chorus: Joe Bouchard]
Oh, baby, don't it make you feel so bad
Dark clouds are over the street
After what I read, I can hardly feel my heart
My heartbeat

[Instrumental Bridge]

[Chorus: Joe Bouchard]
Oh, baby, don't it make you feel so bad
Dark clouds are over the street
After what I read, I can hardly feel my heart
My heartbeat

[Bridge: Joe Bouchard]
Down the subway stairs
After him, they leapt
An echo snap and scream of fire
The hot pursuit was done
For the last time, he felt the light!
And gave up his last fight!

[Chorus: Joe Bouchard]
Oh, baby, don't it make you feel so bad
Dark clouds are over the street
After what I read, I can hardly feel my heart
My heartbeat

[Outro: Eric Bloom]
Paper! Paper! Extra!
Man killed in subway!
No motive for it!
Extra!
Read all about it!
Paper!
Police say no motive for murder in subway!
Paper!
Read all about it!
Paper, Mister?

Morning Final Q&A

Who wrote Morning Final's ?

Morning Final was written by Joe Bouchard.

Who produced Morning Final's ?

Morning Final was produced by David Lucas & Sandy Pearlman & Murray Krugman.

When did Blue Öyster Cult release Morning Final?

Blue Öyster Cult released Morning Final on Fri May 21 1976.

What did Blue Öyster Cult say about "Morning Final"?

Well, I was actually staying in the city at Patti Smith’s apartment with Allen Lanier, our keyboard player. They were living together at the time. We were just sort of crashing at different places. And there was this murder that happened in the subway. And the subway stop was like, maybe, 100 feet f...

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