Monday Morning
from Maple Run Band by Maple Run Band
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lyrics
You know you’re always on my mind.
I’d really like to spend some time
On a Sunday afternoon alone with you.
But then again Tuesday’d be alright
Just as long as you hold me tight.
And Thursday, too, just might do.
‘Cause you’re the one that I’ve been waiting for
To find the right words to say
That I’m going to love you more and more
And more and more each day.
That’s why Monday morning’s fine
Just as long as you say you’re mine.
And Thursday too. I know you’ll come through.
Well, even Saturday at dawn
When you’ve got the radio on,
Just listening to the news,
You can wash away my blues.
‘Cause you’re the one that I’ve been waiting for
To find the words to say
That I’m going to love you more and more
And more and more each day.
And that’s why Monday morning’s fine.
I’d really like to spend some time
On a Sunday afternoon alone with you.
But then again Tuesday’d be alright
Just as long as you hold me tight.
And Thursday, too, just might do.
‘Cause you’re the one that I’ve been waiting for
To find the right words to say
That I’m going to love you more and more
And more and more each day.
That’s why Monday morning’s fine
Just as long as you say you’re mine.
And Thursday too. I know you’ll come through.
Well, even Saturday at dawn
When you’ve got the radio on,
Just listening to the news,
You can wash away my blues.
‘Cause you’re the one that I’ve been waiting for
To find the words to say
That I’m going to love you more and more
And more and more each day.
And that’s why Monday morning’s fine.
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from Maple Run Band,
released July 31, 2020
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Nov 2022 -
Nov 2020 -
Jul 2020
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