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Artist: Three Crosses
Canonical path: /three-crosses/monday-mornings
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Monday Mornings
Read Monday Mornings lyrics by Three Crosses on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Monday Mornings
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The weekend's over, it went too fast
You know I always try so hard to make it last
The clock is ticking
And Sunday night has come to call
I don't want to listen, no
Tomorrow morning work will come and
(chorus)
Monday mornings get me down
As I drive to work I think about
The long week that lies ahead
In USA Today I read
Nine out of ten people hate their jobs
When Monday morning comes
I guess that I'm not the only one
Who lets Monday morning get me down
Well, I've been working much too hard
A good friend told me that
You're not supposed to like your boss
But Lord, I can't believe that
You put me here to waste my time
So I'll be faithful, Father
Until You come and show me why those
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Three Crosses performs "Monday Mornings", and this lyric page sits inside the Three Crosses catalog on LyroVerse.
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