The Singing Scoutmaster: To-Morrow

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I Gstarted on a journey, a-Cbout a year a-Ggo

To the Glittle town called Morrow, in the Dstate of Ohio

I've Gnever been much of a traveler, and I Creally didn't Gknow

That CMorrow was the Ghardest place I'd D7ever try to Ggo

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So I Emwent down to the Bmstation, for my Emticket and ap-Bmplied

For Emtips regarding BmMorrow, not ex-A7pecting to be Dguyed

Said GI, "My friend, I'd like to go to CMorrow and re-Gturn

No Clater than to-Gmorrow, for I D7haven't time to Gburn

Said Ghe to me, "Now let me see if CI have heard you Gright

You'd Glike to go to Morrow and re-Dturn tomorrow night

You Gshould have gone to Morrow yester-Cday and back to-Gday

For the Ctrain that goes to GMorrow is a D7mile upon its Gway

If Emyou had gone to BmMorrow yester-Emday now don't you Bmsee

You Emcould have gone to BmMorrow and re-A7turned today at Dthree

For the Gtrain today to Morrow, if the Cschedule is Gright

To-Cday it goes to GMorrow and re-D7turns tomorrow Gnight."

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Said GI, "My friend, it seems to me you're Ctalking through your Ghat

There Gis a town named Morrow on the Dline, now tell me that"

"There Gis," said he, "but take from me a Cquiet little Gtip

To Cgo from here to GMorrow is a D7fourteen hour Gtrip

The Emtrain today to BmMorrow leaves to-Emday at eight thirty-Bmfive

At Emhalf-past ten to-Bmmorrow is the A7time it should ar-Drive

So Gif from here to Morrow is a Cfourteen hour Gjump

Can you Cgo today to GMorrow and get D7back today, you Gchump?"

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Said GI, "I'd like to go to Morrow but Ccan I go to-Gday

And Gget to Morrow by tonight if Dthere is no delay?"

"Well Gwell," said he to me, "and I've Cgot no more to Gsay

Can you get Canywhere to-Gmorrow and get D7back again to-Gday?"

Said EmI, "I guess you Bmknow it all, but Emkindly let me Bmsay

How Emcan I get to BmMorrow if I A7leave this town to-Dday?"

Said Ghe, "You cannot go to Morrow Cany more to-Gday

'Cause the Ctrain that goes to GMorrow is a D7mile upon its Gway."

I Emwas so disap-Bmpointed, I was Emmad enough to Bmswear

The Emtrain had gone to BmMorrow and had A7left me standing Dthere

The Gman was right in telling me that CI was a howling Gjay

I Ccould not go to GMorrow, so I D7guess in town I'll Gstay

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