Every Morning

The lyrics describe a relationship that repeatedly swings between hurt and renewed desire. The speaker wakes to signs of intimacy but feels unsure whether the love is genuine. Although heartbreak and mistrust keep returning, he still wants to try again, so the mood is both restless and attached.

The “halo” hanging by the bed may suggest an ideal image of the girlfriend, or the hope that she can make things right. Yet the speaker says it is not his, hinting that he does not fully trust or feel entitled to that comfort. The repeated “heartache” makes emotional pain seem like something physically present in the room. “Ripped it out” is an intense metaphor for being deeply hurt, while “turn me around again” suggests being pulled back into the same relationship after trying to move on.

The lyrics leave the couple’s situation unclear. The speaker may be describing a cycle of arguments, reconciliation, and renewed intimacy; the repeated wish to “do it again” could refer to restarting the relationship or to physical closeness. His claim that she “always rights the wrong” sounds affectionate, but it may also show how easily he accepts another reconciliation despite his doubts. The song presents this pattern without resolving whether it is loving, unhealthy, or both.