Keaton Henson's song "In The Morning" is a melancholic love song that speaks of the uncertainty and fear that often come with love and relationships. The lyrics paint a picture of a couple who are lying in bed together, with an empty pack of cigarettes by their side. The opening line of the song is "Empty pack of cigarettes by the bed," which sets the mood for the rest of the song. The couple wakes up and the narrator is asked if it is morning yet. He replies that they still have a couple of hours left, and he has no idea what will happen then. The narrator then addresses the woman and reassures her that no matter what questions she may have in her head, he will still see her in the morning. He conveys that he knows every mark on her hand, and that although he used to be in a band, he doesn't play anymore because the crowds unsettle him. The lyrics convey the narrator's vulnerability and fear of not being enough for the woman he loves. He pleads with her not to look at him like that, implying that he is afraid of disappointing her or not being able to live up to her expectations. Overall, "In The Morning" is a love song that speaks to the uncertainty and fear that often come with relationships, but ultimately reassures the listener that love and commitment will prevail.
