Good Morning Heartache
Embracing Heartache: A Melancholic Morning Serenade
Lyrics
Good morning heartache, you old gloomy sight
Addressing heartache as an unwelcome and gloomy presence.
Good morning heartache, thought we said goodbye last night
Expressing surprise that heartache is still present despite saying goodbye.
I turned and tossed until it seemed you had gone
Feeling restless, thinking heartache had left, but it persists.
But here you are with the dawn
Acknowledging the continued presence of heartache with the dawn.
Wish I'd forget you, but you're here to stay
Expressing a desire to forget heartache, but it remains.
It seems I met you when my love went away
Recalling meeting heartache when love departed.
Now everyday I start by saying to you
Starting each day by addressing heartache.
Good morning heartache, what's new
Greeting heartache and inquiring about any new developments.
Stop haunting me now
Requesting heartache to stop haunting and bothering.
Can't chase you no how
Unable to pursue or escape heartache.
Just leave me alone
Requesting solitude from heartache.
I've got those Monday blues
Expressing a feeling of melancholy associated with Mondays.
Straight through Sunday blues
Feeling the blues consistently from Monday to Sunday.
Good morning heartache, here we go again
Acknowledging the recurring nature of heartache.
Good morning heartache, you're the one who knew me when
Recognizing heartache as someone who knew the speaker well.
Might as well get used to you hanging around
Suggesting acceptance of heartache as a constant presence.
Good morning heartache, sit down
Politely asking heartache to sit down, indicating resignation.
Stop haunting me now
Reiterating the request for heartache to stop haunting.
Can't chase you no how
Reiterating the inability to escape or chase away heartache.
Just leave me alone
Requesting solitude from heartache, emphasizing the need to be left alone.
I've got those Monday blues
Expressing a feeling of the blues associated with Mondays.
Straight through Sunday blues
Indicating a continuous experience of the blues from Sunday to Monday.
Good morning heartache, here we go again
Acknowledging the repetitive cycle of encountering heartache.
Good morning heartache, you're the one who knew me when
Recognizing heartache as someone who knew the speaker well in the past.
Might as well get used to you hanging around
Suggesting a need to become accustomed to heartache's presence.
Good morning heartache, sit down
Politely requesting heartache to take a seat, indicating resignation.
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