That depends. In what form is this morse code in? Recorded audio? Image data? Arrays?

you could look up the morse codes on wikipedia and create one your self. I was searching for one as well, but I figured it would have better to find the morse table. The problem is that the one I found wasn't quite understandable with a screen reader.

I have written a Morse Text Decoder, if anyone is interested.

Here you go.
The code is written in C#, and this is not a completely functional rpogram, as the decoder is part of something bigger.
Morse inserted to function must be space delimited

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Morse_Decoder
{
    public static class MorseMethods
    {
        public static Dictionary<string, char> morseCodeLookup = new Dictionary<string, char>()
        {
            [".-"] = 'a',
            ["-..."] = 'b',
            ["-.-."] = 'c',
            ["-.."] = 'd',
            ["."] = 'e',
            ["..-."] = 'f',
            ["--."] = 'g',
            ["...."] = 'h',
            [".."] = 'i',
            [".---"] = 'j',
            ["-.-"] = 'k',
            [".-.."] = 'l',
            ["--"] = 'm',
            ["-."] = 'n',
            ["---"] = 'o',
            [".--."] = 'p',
            ["--.-"] = 'q',
            [".-."] = 'r',
            ["..."] = 's',
            ["-"] = 't',
            ["..-"] = 'u',
            ["...-"] = 'v',
            [".--"] = 'w',
            ["-..-"] = 'x',
            ["-.--"] = 'y',
            ["--.."] = 'z',
            [".----"] = '1',
            ["..---"] = '2',
            ["...--"] = '3',
            ["....-"] = '4',
            ["....."] = '5',
            ["-...."] = '6',
            ["--..."] = '7',
            ["---.."] = '8',
            ["----."] = '9',
            ["-----"] = '0',
        };
        public static string DecodeText(string TextToDecode)
        {
            string Result = "";
            string Temp = "";
            string[] MorseTextSplit = TextToDecode.Split(' ');
            foreach (var item in MorseTextSplit)
            {
                try
                {
                    Result += morseCodeLookup[item];
                }
                catch
                {
    System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show("The entered morse code cannot be recognized.", "Error",System.Windows.Forms.MessageBoxButtons.OK, System.Windows.Forms.MessageBoxIcon.Error);
                    return "An error has occured";
                }
            }
            return Result;
        }
    }
}