Weekday Song
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Weekday Song
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You come home
Feel like your dead
The end of the day
You sit down
Take a deep breath
The place is a mess
The food you eat has got no taste
And now the kitchens full of waste
What made you believe it wouldn't be like this
You sleep late
Miss the bus again
A chip in your eye
You realise
There is no change
A new yesterday
The daily stress tears down your soul
And in your chest a big grey hole
What made you believe it wouldn't be like this
And inside you cry as your time runs by
Minutes, hours, days
And a kingdom falls when you forget
To live in every moment of your life
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Who performs "Weekday Song"?
Frida Snell performs "Weekday Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Frida Snell catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Bullet With Butterfly Wings and Fallen Leaves with a short reason for opening each page next.
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