Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Monro Matt
Canonical path: /monro-matt/wednesday-s-child
Related lyric paths: 6
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Wednesday's Child
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Wednesday's Child
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Wednesday's child is a child of woe.
Wednesday's child cries alone, I know.
When you smiled, just for me you smiled,
For awhile I forgot I was Wednesday's child.
Friday's child wins at love, they say.
In your arms Friday was my day.
Now you're gone, well I should have known,
I am Wednesday's child, born to be alone.
Now you're gone, well I should have known,
I am Wednesday's child, born to be alone.
Wednesday's child, born to be alone
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