Morning Has Broken - Cat Stevens - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Originally written as a hymn by British poet Eleanor Farjeon in 1931, "Morning Has Broken" was given new life by Cat Stevens in 1971, when he included his version on his Teaser and the Firecat album. While the song’s lyrics had been part of the Christian hymn tradition, Cat Stevens' arrangement brings a fresh, universal touch, elevating the track into a timeless expression of hope, renewal, and gratitude. "Morning Has Broken" features a flowing piano intro, which becomes one of its most iconic elements, followed by Cat Stevens' soothing vocals and a light, folk-inspired arrangement. The lyrics of "Morning Has Broken" are simple yet profound, celebrating the renewal that each new day brings. The song evokes a sense of spiritual reverence, reflecting the beauty of life and nature. The opening lines, "Morning has broken, like the first morning / Blackbird has spoken, like the first bird," create a sense of fresh beginnings and the innocence of a new day.