Don’t worry
Be happy
Put a smile on your face
Don’t bring everybody down like this
Don’t worry it will soon pass
Whatever it is
Don’t worry be happy
From “Don’t Worry Be Happy” by Bob Marley
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Here’s to a worry-free, happy day…thanks for the early-morn inspiration.