Every Monday Morning Come
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Every Monday Morning Come
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Oh when you and I
Watch the planes go by
Silver in the sky
We do whatever we like
Oh when you and me
See the birds and the sea
The people on the streets
We do whatever we please
But every Monday morning comes
Every Monday morning yeah yeah
Oh every Monday morning comes
Every Monday morning yeah
Oh when you and I
Watch the London sky
The traffic rolling by
We do whatever we like
So we chase the day away
And feel the morning rain
Piss our money down the drain
And do whatever they say
But every Monday morning comes,
Every Monday morning, yeah, yeah
Oh every Monday morning comes,
Every Monday morning, yeah
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