Sunday, Monday Or Always
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Sunday, Monday Or Always
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Won't you tell me when we will meet again?
Sunday, Monday or always
If you're satisfied, I'll be at your side
Sunday, Monday or always
No need to tell me now what makes the world go 'round
When at the sight of you, my heart begins to pound and pound
And what am I to do? Can't I be with you?
Sunday, Monday or always (always)
(No need to tell me now what makes the world go 'round)
(When at the sight of you, my heart begins to pound and pound)
(And what am I to do? Can't I be with you?)
(Sunday, Monday or always)
Won't you tell me when we will meet again?
Sunday, Monday or always
And If you're satisfied, I'll be at your side
Sunday, Monday or always
No need to tell me now what makes the world go 'round
When at the sight of you, my heart begins to pound and pound
And what am I to do? Can't I be with you?
Sunday, Monday or always
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