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Anne (The Morning Blue) - Step up version

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(Intro: 4 Bars. A low, rolling Synth bass establishes the groove. The Hammond Organ swells in with a bluesy chord. A light hi-hat rhythm starts.) (Chorus) (Vocals: Warm, raspy, full of soul) Anne, when I see you I just can't control my ways Anne, I wish this moment could last for all of my days (Verse 1) (Music strips back. Just Bass and a finger-snap beat) Early morn, I bring the breakfast to the room It's still dark, shaking off the nightly gloom One leg out the bed, your hair is in a mess I kiss you on your nose, you don't feel my caress (Interlude) [Saxophone Lick: Short, low, and breathy response to the verse] (Chorus) (Hammond Organ plays rhythmic chops on the off-beat) Anne, when I see you I just can't control my ways Anne, I wish this moment could last for all of my days (Verse 2) (Drums kick in fully - slow, heavy groove) You drink your coffee and you start to softly speak You can't help it, a yawn escapes your cheek But it is Sunday so we have nothing to do We dive back in the sheets and love the whole day through (Chorus) Anne, when I see you I just can't control my ways Anne, I wish this moment could last for all of my days (Bridge) (Music swells - Synth pads creates a dreamy atmosphere behind the organ) You nestle softly against me, head upon my side And then I know you love me, fills me up with pride (Saxophone Solo) [Saxophone Feature: 8 Bars. The sax takes the lead with a bluesy, crying solo. It starts melodic and soulful, mimicking the vocal melody, then adds some grit and growl as the Hammond Organ roars underneath.] (Chorus) (Vocals returns with more intensity/gravel) Anne, when I see you I just can't control my ways Anne, I wish this moment could last for all of my days (Outro) (The beat continues. The Saxophone and Organ trade licks.) Anne, when I see you I just can't control my ways... [Saxophone plays a long, bending blue note] Anne, I wish this moment could last... [Spoken softly] Just stay... Anne... (Fade out on a final sustained Organ chord and a Saxophone trill)