The 47-year-old comedian - who has two-year-old Maven with wife Megan Woolover - is convinced God had a "reason" for letting him live after the crash in June 2014, which left him with a traumatic brain injury and broken leg and killed his friend James McNair, reported Femalefirst.
"I survived that crash for a reason. I'm still here for a reason. I guess my room wasn't ready. Who knows? Maybe He kept me here to raise my daughter, raise my family," Morgan said.
He told Barbara Walters for her "10 Most Fascinating People of 2015" special: "Happiness is simply having something to look forward to.
"What do I look forward to? Grabbing a mic, to going home and seeing my daughter and my wife: All of that makes me smile, so it makes me happy.
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