Good Morning Heartache
Embracing Heartache: A Familiar Dawn
Lyrics
Good morning heartache
Acknowledging the presence of heartache in the morning
You old gloomy sight
Describing heartache as a familiar, dismal sight
Good morning heartache
Reiteration of encountering heartache in the morning
Thought we said goodbye last night
Expressing a previous farewell to heartache
I turned and tossed until it seems you have gone
Struggling in bed, feeling the absence of heartache, but it returns with the sunrise
But here you are with the dawn
Realization that heartache persists despite efforts to banish it
Wish I could forget you, but you're here to stay
Desire to forget heartache, yet unable to do so
It seems I met you
Realizing the familiarity of heartache from a past encounter
When my love went away
Association of meeting heartache with the departure of love
Now everyday it seems I'm saying to you
Expressing daily encounters with heartache
Good morning heartache what's new
Greeting heartache sarcastically, asking about any new impact
Stop haunting me now
Pleading for heartache to stop tormenting
Can't shake you no how
Feeling unable to rid oneself of heartache
Just leave me alone
Requesting heartache to leave, seeking solitude
I've got those Monday blues
Describing a feeling of melancholy, often associated with Mondays
Straight to Sunday blues
Extending the feeling of sadness from Monday to Sunday, implying constant sorrow
Good morning heartache
Repeated acknowledgment of encountering heartache in the morning
Here we go again
Expressing a recurring cycle of encountering heartache
Good morning heartache
Reiterating the acknowledgment of heartache's presence
You're the one
Recognizing heartache as a close and intimate acquaintance
Who knows me well
Acknowledging heartache's deep understanding of personal struggles
Might as well get use to you hanging around
Acceptance of heartache's constant presence, suggesting resignation to its companionship
Good morning heartache
Repeating the morning acknowledgment of heartache
Sit down
Inviting heartache to take a seat, accepting its continued presence
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