Lyrics
Good mornin′ Lord looks like you've done it again
Good mornin′ Lord I'm thankful to be Born Again
Good mornin' Lord I just want to say I love you
Good mornin′ Lord watch over me through the night
Good mornin′ Lord what a joy to walk in your Light
Good mornin' Lord I just want to say I love you
Life is such a gift each day that we live
We need to enjoy the Lord
If that′s not enough because of His Love
There's Heaven forevermore
Good mornin′ Lord your mercies are fresh every day
Good mornin' Lord I′m singin' your praise today
Good mornin' Lord I just want to say I love you
Life is such a gift each day that we live
We need to enjoy the Lord
And if that′s not enough because of His Love
There′s Heaven forevermore
Good mornin' thank you for everything
Good mornin′ Lord feel like I'm rich as a king
Good mornin′Lord I just want to say I love you
Good mornin' Lord(good mornin′ Lord)
Mmm good mornin' Lord(good mornin' Lord)
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Meaning & Inspiration
Good Mornin’ Lord treats the beginning of a new day as an occasion for gratitude, affection, and praise. The repeated greeting gives the song the character of a simple morning prayer. Thankfulness for new birth, protection through the night, daily life, and the hope of heaven keeps its focus on God’s care rather than on ordinary routine. Light and fresh mercy become signs of divine kindness at the opening of each day.
The verses also describe life itself as a gift to be enjoyed under God’s goodness. That outlook closely reflects biblical calls to remember the Lord’s benefits and to receive each day with rejoicing. The mention of mercies being fresh each day especially echoes Lamentations, while the hope of heaven connects present gratitude with lasting life in Christ. With plain language and recurring declarations of love, the song presents praise as a daily practice shaped by salvation, providence, and confident hope.
Related Scripture
- Lamentations 3:22-23 God’s mercies are described as new every morning.
- Psalm 118:24 The psalm receives the day made by the Lord with rejoicing.
- 1 Peter 1:3-4 New birth in Christ is joined to a lasting heavenly inheritance.