Won't You Feel Good That Morning
Hollies · Romany [2007]
I had took a long hard
Dragged out miserable life you see
Nothing means much to me
Stand up call out
Don't take nothing low down
It's much better
When you're making your own way
Your own say
Won't we feel good that morning
Going along our way together
Won't we feel good that day hey hey hey hey
Going along together
Taking our time in seeking our pleasure
Won't we feel good that day hey hey hey hey
Won't we feel good that morning
Going along our way
Won't we feel good that morning
Won't we feel good that day
Won't we feel good that morning
Won't we feel good that day
Stand up call out
Don't take nothing low down
It's much better
When you're making your own way
Your own say
Won't we feel good that morning
Going along our way together
Won't we feel good that day hey hey hey hey
Going along together
Taking our time in seeking our pleasure
Won't we feel good that day hey hey hey hey
Won't we feel good that morning
Going along our way together
Won't we feel good that day hey hey hey hey
Won't You Feel Good That Morning
The Hollies deliver a polished pop-rock performance on "Won't You Feel Good That Morning," a track featured on their 2007 album Romany. This recording captures the band's enduring signature sound, characterized by tight vocal harmonies and melodic instrumentation that defined their extensive career. While the group is historically celebrated for their 1960s and 1970s chart successes, this later work demonstrates their continued ability to craft accessible, radio-friendly material. The song fits within a broader discography that balances upbeat rhythms with emotional depth, showcasing the group's consistency across decades. As part of their later catalogue, the track serves as a reminder of the band's lasting influence on British rock and their commitment to maintaining high production standards throughout their long tenure in the music industry.