Good ^Amorning, good ^Dmorning, good ^Amorning, good ^Dmorning, good ^Amorning ah^{E A}Nothing to ^A7do to ^Gsave his life call his wife ^Ain ^ANothing to ^A7say but &^Gquot;What a Day, how's your^A boy been?" ^DNothing to do, its up to ^Eyou ^E7I've got ^Anothing to ^A7say but ^Git s okay Good ^AMorning, good ^Dmorning, good ^Amorning ah

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

Everybody ^Dknows there's nothing ^Adoing Everything's ^Dclosed, it's like a ^Aruin Everyone you ^Dsee is half a^Asleep And you're on your ^Down you're in the ^Astreet

^AAfter a ^A7while you ^Gstart to smile, now you feel ^Acool ^AThen you d^A7ecide to ^Gtake a walk by the old ^Aschool ^DNothing had changed it's still the ^Esame 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 ^Alife It's time for ^Dtea and meet the ^Awife

^ASomebody ^A7needs to ^Gknow the time, glad that I'm ^Ahere ^AWatching the ^A7skirts you ^Gstart to flirt, now you're in ^Agear ^DGo to a show you hope she ^Egoes I've got ^Anothing to ^A7say, but ^Git's okay Good ^Amorning, good ^Dmorning, ^Agood^D Good ^Amorning, good ^Dmorning, ^Agood^D 7x