Good Morning Heartache
Embracing Heartache: A Daily Encounter with Sorrow
Lyrics
Good morning, heartache, you ole gloomy sight
Acknowledging the presence of heartache in the morning, describing it as a gloomy sight.
Good morning, heartache, thought we'd said goodbye last night
Expressing surprise that heartache is still present despite saying goodbye the previous night.
I turned and tossed until it seemed you had gone
Describing a restless night, hoping that heartache had disappeared.
But here you are with the dawn
Realizing that heartache is still present as the dawn breaks.
Wish I'd forget you
Expressing a desire to forget heartache, despite its persistent presence.
But you're here to stay
Acknowledging the enduring nature of heartache, unable to be forgotten or cast aside.
It seems I met you
Reflecting on encountering heartache when a previous love departed.
When my love went away
Linking the introduction of heartache to the departure of a past love.
Now everyday I start by saying to you
Starting each day by addressing heartache, acknowledging its constant presence.
Good morning, heartache, what's new?
Greeting heartache as if it were a familiar entity, asking about any new developments.
Stop haunting me now
Pleading with heartache to stop haunting and tormenting the individual.
Can't shake you, no how
Expressing the difficulty of shaking off heartache, emphasizing the persistence of its influence.
Just leave me alone
Requesting solitude and asking heartache to leave the person alone.
I've got those Monday blues
Referring to the feeling of melancholy associated with Mondays.
Straight through Sunday blues
Describing a prolonged sense of sadness extending from Monday through Sunday.
Good morning, heartache, here we go again
Acknowledging the recurrence of heartache, facing it once again in the morning.
Good morning, hearache, you're the one who knew me when
Recognizing heartache as a companion from the past who knew the individual well.
Might as well get used to you hangin around
Accepting the presence of heartache and suggesting the need to become accustomed to it.
Good morning, heartache, sit down
Inviting heartache to sit down, possibly resigning to its constant presence.
Stop haunting me now
Reiterating the plea for heartache to stop haunting and troubling the individual.
Can't shake you, no how
Emphasizing the difficulty in shaking off heartache, expressing its persistent grip.
Just leave me alone
Requesting solitude again and asking heartache to leave the person alone.
I've got those Monday blues
Referring again to the melancholy associated with Mondays.
Straight through Sunday blues
Describing a prolonged sense of sadness extending from Monday through Sunday.
Good morning, heartache, here we go again
Acknowledging the recurrence of heartache, facing it once again in the morning.
Good morning, hearache, you're the one who knew me when
Recognizing heartache as a companion from the past who knew the individual well.
Might as well get used to you hangin around
Accepting the presence of heartache and suggesting the need to become accustomed to it.
Good morning, heartache, sit down
Inviting heartache to sit down, possibly resigning to its constant presence.
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