Lyrics on the edge of consciousness.

I usually wake up with a song in my head, unless of course I woke straight from a dream. If this happens, a song usually comes to me from nowhere shortly thereafter. The song I wake up thinking has a tendency to set the tone for the whole day in at least one way, shape, or form. This may be why I don't like waking up to the radio, at least the radio that someone else turned on. I don't want the first words resonating in my head each day to have been chosen by someone else. The whole ordeal puts me in a foul mood most of the time. Now; there are instances where the song playing at that moment of coming back to consciousness is welcome and a wonderful addition to my morning routine. But more often then not; the sounds make me scowl. 
Recently I've been waking up with the same song in my head, and it makes me smile. "It's a great day to be alive." Now, I don't usually have an entire song in my head and it's not always the main chorus. Sometimes it's a part of a line from a verse that doesn't always stick out to everyone when they think of that song. On occasion, it even takes me a little while to figure out what song my thoughts are from. Today the lyrics were from a Shakira song, and not the chorus of it either. I'm excited, now that I've realized I hear these songs and they affect the flow of my day, to hear the new song everyday. And if it's not a positive song, I can choose to change my mindset. I can choose to let the song have sway or not. 
In other news: Mr. Peanut and I are making headway on our business ideas and will be starting within the next few days with content. More to come on that in the future. Thanks for stopping by.