One of These Mornings

Ephemeral Departures: Moby's Haunting Morning Melody
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Lyrics

One of these mornings

Anticipation of a future moment

Won't be very long

Emphasizing the nearness of the mentioned morning

You will look for me

Expectation of being searched for

And I'll be gone

Indication of departure or absence


One of these mornings

Repetition of the theme of a forthcoming morning

Won't be very long

Reiteration of the temporal proximity

You will look for me

Anticipation of someone seeking the speaker

And I'll be gone

Reiteration of the speaker's impending absence


One of these mornings

Continuation of the theme with a sense of inevitability

Won't be very long

Repetition, emphasizing the brevity of the time until the event

You will look for me

Expectation of being searched for once again

And I'll be gone

Confirmation of the speaker's departure


One of these mornings

Reiteration with emphasis on the future morning

(One of these mornings)

Introduction of a parenthetical phrase

Won't be very long

Restating the imminent arrival of the morning

(Won't be very long)

Reiteration, emphasizing the brief duration

You will look for me

Anticipation of being sought after

(You will look for me)

Repetition with a focus on the speaker being sought

And I'll be gone

Confirmation of the speaker's imminent absence

(And I'll be gone)

Emphasizing the upcoming departure


And I'll be gone

Repetition for emphasis on the certainty of departure

And I'll be gone

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And I'll be gone

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And I'll be gone

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And I'll be gone

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And I'll be gone

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You will look for me

Anticipation of being sought after once more

And I'll be gone

Reiteration of the inevitable absence and being sought

And I'll be gone

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You will look for me

-

And I'll be gone

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And I'll be gone

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You will look for me

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And I'll be gone

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And I'll be gone

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You will look for me

Transition, maintaining the theme of being sought after


One of these mornings

Repetition, preparing for the upcoming morning

Won't be very long

Reiteration, emphasizing the proximity of the morning

You will look for me

Expectation of being searched for a final time

And I'll be gone

Confirmation of the speaker's impending absence

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