On A Sunday
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On A Sunday
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On a Monday, on a Tuesday, on a Wednesday, on a Thursday,
Friday we just sit and dream,
on a Saturday you know, that your time is free
See a movie, see a car race, see an old friend, see a new place,
it's time to make love an' be free,
no working next day, lay in bed an' sleep
No need to worry, just have a good time,
go to a party, have plenty of wine,
a new love is there, it's got to be found,
just get it together, you know there's plenty around
On a Sunday when you wake up, read the papers, then you get up
an' go for a drink down the road
talk about things, an' ask all your friends back home
Watch football on the T.V., hear some new sounds on the settee,
an' cuddle up close to your girl,
soon be monday, an' time to be back at work
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