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Artist: Jeff Rosenstock
Canonical path: /jeff-rosenstock/monday-at-the-beach
Related lyric paths: 6
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Monday At The Beach
Read Monday At The Beach lyrics by Jeff Rosenstock on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Monday At The Beach
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If the weather stays as good or better
I might wake up early and escape
If the terror of our end together
Can stay still enough to wake up late
I don't know if it will take four hours there and back by train
I don’t know if the whole wide world is gonna end while I'm away
I don't know if I deserve to go
But it’s a Monday at the beach
Monday at the beach
Monday at the beach
Monday at the beach
If the weather can keep it together
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