Morgens Immer Müde Lyrics in English Laing

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Morgens Immer Müde by Laing from German to English.
I'm always tired in the morning
But at night I get weak
In the morning I'm so solid
Yet at night I get weak
When the alarm rattles in the morning
And the day gets underway
My mood's ruined
'Cause I hate getting up
But when a thousand lights glow
I'm huge every night
And when music starts to play
then it kicks off
I'm always tired in the morning
But at night I get weak
In the morning I'm so solid
Yet at night I get weak
So weak
So weak
At the bar called "The Snappy Bum"
I'm out of control
And I dance a dozen men
To the wall without effort
Cha Cha, Swing and Boogie Woogie
I dance non-stop
Soon the whole hall's yelling
Wow, she's badass!
'Cause I'm always tired in the morning
But at night I get weak
In the morning I'm so solid
Yet at night I get weak
So weak
Two, three, four
Morning, morning, tired, tired
Morning, morning, tired, tired
Evening, evening, awake, awake
Evening, evening, awake, awake
Morning, morning, tired, tired
Morning, morning, tired, tired
Evening, evening, weak, weak
Evening, evening, weak
I'm always tired in the morning
But at night I get weak
In the morning I'm so solid
Yet at night I get weak
So weak
So weak
No reason to leave, it's only 12:30
No reason to leave, it's only 1:30
No reason to leave, it's only 2:30
No reason to leave, it's only 3:30
No reason to leave, it's only 4:30
No reason to leave, it's only 5:30
No reason to leave, it's only 6:30
No reason to leave
I'm only just getting started!
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Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Aldo Von Pinelli, Werner Scharfenberger
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SONG MEANING

Morgens Immer Müde is a playful confession from someone who lives two totally different lives in a single day. By daylight she is a sleepyhead who hates alarm clocks and trudges through the “solid” routine of work or study, but the moment night falls and the city lights switch on, her inner powerhouse explodes. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who suddenly feels unstoppable on the dance floor, effortlessly out-dancing a dozen men with Cha-Cha, Swing and Boogie Woogie while the whole bar cheers, “Wow, die ist krass!”.

The repeating clock times – 0 Uhr 30, 1 Uhr 30, 2 Uhr 30… – become a running gag that shows there is never a reason to go home because the party is only just getting started. In short, the song celebrates the liberating magic of nighttime energy: mornings may belong to yawns and snooze buttons, but evenings belong to music, lights and boundless self-expression.

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