The Beatles - Good Morning

^A, ^D Good m^Aorning, good ^Dmorning, good ^Amorning, good ^Dmorning, good ^Amorning ah ^ANothing to ^A7do to ^Gsave his life call his wife ^Ain ^ANothing to ^A7say but "^GWhat a Day, how's your boy ^Abeen?" ^DNothing to do, its up to ^Eyou I've got ^Anothing to ^A7say but ^Gits okay Good ^AMorning, good ^Dmorning, good ^Amorning ah

^AGoing to ^A7work, don't ^Gwant to go feeling low ^Adown ^AHeading for ^A7home you ^Gstart to roam when you're in ^Atown^D, ^A

Everybody kn^Dows there's nothing do^Aing Everything's cl^Dosed, it's like a r^Auin Everyone you s^Dee is half as^Aleep And you're on your ^Down you're in the st^Areet

^AAfter a ^A7while you ^Gstart to smile, now you feel c^Aool ^AThen you de^A7cide to ^Gtake a walk by the old sc^Ahool ^DNothing had changed it's still the s^Eame I've got ^Anothing to ^A7say but ^Git's okay Good ^Amorning, good ^Dmorning, good ^Amorning ah

People running ^Dround it's five o'^Aclock Everywhere in ^Dtown is getting ^Adark Everyone you ^Dsee is full of l^Aife It's time for ^Dtea and meet the w^Aife

^ASomebody n^A7eeds to kn^Gow the time, glad that I'm h^Aere ^AWatching the sk^A7irts you st^Gart to flirt, now you're in g^Aear ^DGo to a show you hope she g^Eoes I've got not^Ahing to s^A7ay, but i^Gt's okay Good mo^Arning, good mo^Drning, go^A, ^Dod Good mo^Arning, good mo^Drning, go^Aod..^D.