Saturday Morning Song
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Saturday Morning Song
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Here's a little song that you can sing on Saturday morning mhmm boogie
Here's a little song that you can sing on Saturday morning mhmm boogie
Monday you gotta go to school and Tuesday too
Wednesday and Thursday you get ready for the Friday blues
So here's a little song that you can hum on Saturday morning mhmm boogie
Here's a little song that you can hum on Saturday morning mhmm boogie
[ piano ]
Yeah here's a little song that you can sing on...
I don't want you to be sad you'll get through
Here's a little song I wrote so you can sing away the blues
Here's a little song that you can hum on...
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Tom T. Hall performs "Saturday Morning Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom T. Hall catalog on LyroVerse.
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