Sound Bites

Simon Hodges – Sometimes I Can’t Get Going When I First Wake Up In The Morning

Simon Hodges, a lifelong Sydney resident with a deep curiosity about the world around him, has channeled his experiences into his latest track, “Sometimes I Can’t Get Going When I First Wake Up In The Morning.” Known for his thoughtful approach to music and a career that started in primary school, Simon taps into the universal struggle of facing the day ahead. This song is a laid-back yet relatable reflection on those mornings when the snooze button feels like the only option.

With its catchy, bluesy vibe and lyrics that hit close to home, “Sometimes I Can’t Get Going” is a perfect anthem for anyone who’s ever wrestled with early-morning lethargy. Simon’s genuine storytelling and stripped-down musical style invite listeners to embrace those slow starts and find solace in knowing they’re not alone. Don’t miss out on this gem—stream “Sometimes I Can’t Get Going” now and let Simon’s soothing sound make your mornings a little easier.

Ethan

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