Good Morning Freedom
Blue Mink Lyrics

Good morning world it's a brand new day
It's early morning and the singer is excitedly looking forward to a new day with new possibilities.

I'm packin' my bags and I'm getting away
The singer is preparing to leave, possibly to go on a vacation or escape from the monotony of everyday life.

I'm movin' my legs and my city type bones
The singer is stretching and getting ready to leave the city, which is what his body is used to.

I gotta get away from the busy man's 'phones.
The busy man's 'phones represent work and the pressure that comes with it. The singer wants to escape from all of it.

Down in Malibu where the livin' is so wild and free
Malibu is a peaceful and party-like place where people can relax comfortably.

If you wanna get happy then people come along with me
The singer wants to share his happiness with others and invites them to join him on his adventure.

A bee bow bow buppa bow bow bow.
This line is just part of the song's melody and has no real meaning.

A-move over boys save a place for me
The singer is asking for a space to be reserved for him, implying he will join his friends and become part of the group experience.

I'm gettin' so tired of the company
The singer is tired of people he's been living and working with, the routine is monotonous and repetitive.

I'm gettin' black looks from the big white man
The singer is being looked at disapprovingly by someone of higher status, possibly a manager or boss.

Gotta get away just as fast as I can.
The singer feels the urgency to leave as soon as possible and reconnect with nature.

Good morning freedom...
The singer is celebrating his newfound freedom and opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle and take a fresh start.

All over the world it's the same old game
The singer is implying that the same cycle of tired routine and oppression is present everywhere including every place corner of the world.

Official type livin' is the thing to blame
The singer blames the bureaucratic lifestyle for the cycle of routine and monotony in people's life.

A-lovin' thy neighbour is a real live thing
The singer suggests that love and compassion among people can help individuals break away from the cycle of oppression and monotony.

There's only one way to get the people to sing.
The singer suggests that only by coming together and stand up for oneself by rejecting monotony and oppression can one truly find happiness and peace.