These Are The Days
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These Are The Days
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I spend my time in cottonwood looking for a sign
Sitting by myself and i'm running out of time
Listen to the wind talking just to me
Listen now can't you see
These are the days no one sees
They run together for company
I am the day no one needs
There'll never come another one like me
Monday morning came another day to you
Tuesday you dreamed it was wednesday through
And thursday's child a long way to go
And friday night knocking on my door
(repeat)
The day is ...oooohh
These are the days no one sees
We run together for company
Well he sat upon a rock
He said what's my name
It ain't tomorrow ain't it yesterday
Now take a look around you if you got the time
And let me introduce some friends of mine
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Paul Westerberg performs "These Are The Days", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Westerberg catalog on LyroVerse.
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