Good Morning

Oh, you can feel like a light in the dark
Oh, like the wheel, it's discovered by chance
You know that you should, that you could, but you wouldn't
You made me feel like a child
And you break, and cry, but you carry on
You know the world seems wild

But if you run like a child and act like a child
Honestly, what's there to worry about?
And if you run like a child and act like a child
Honestly, what's there to worry about?

And oh, you can feel like a fish out of water
And oh, like the world's come to rest on your shoulders
And you know that you should, that you could, but you wouldn't
Let everything fall
And you know these lonely games that you're playing?
You know they're not games at all

But if you run like a child and act like a child
Honestly, what's there to worry about?
And if you run like a child and act like a child
Honestly, what's there to worry about?

Oh, you've got to get up, you've got to be running wild
'Cause it's a good morning
Oh, it's a good morning

Oh, the sun is up, you've got to be running wild
'Cause it's a good morning
Oh, it's a good morning

Oh, you've got to get up, you've got to be running wild
'Cause it's a good morning
Oh, it's a good morning

Oh, the sun is up, you've got to be running wild
'Cause it's a good morning
Oh, it's a good morning

Oh, you've got to get up, you've got to be running wild
'Cause it's a good morning
Oh, it's a good morning

Oh, the sun is up, you've got to be running wild
'Cause it's a good morning
Oh, it's a good morning

Oh, you've got to get up, you've got to be running wild
'Cause it's a good morning
Oh, it's a good morning



Credits
Writer(s): Henry Wyeth, Joshua Keogh, Tomas Sperring, Felix Archer, William Jones
Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

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