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Artist: Albert King
Canonical path: /albert-king/stormy-monday
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Stormy Monday
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Stormy Monday
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They call it stormy Monday
But Tuesday's just as bad
They call it stormy Monday
But Tuesday's just as bad
Lord and Wednesday's worse
Thursday's, oh, so sad
The eagle flies on Friday
Saturday I go out to play
The eagle flies on Friday
Saturday I go out to play
Sunday I go to church
I get down to pray
Lord have mercy
Lord have mercy on me
Lord have mercy
Lord have mercy on me
You know I trying, trying to find my baby
Please send her on home to me
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