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Here Comes The Weekend - Dave Edmunds



     
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Monday ain't a fun day, Tuesday's a blue day
Wednesday's a frenzy, Thursday's the worst day
Friday is great 'cause I can
Hardly wait until the weekendI should be clockin' in at eight but I'm a little late
Can't blame my baby, 'cause I took her on a date
Two till ten and then it's Friday again
Here comes the weekendHere comes the weekend
Here comes the weekend
My working week's so tough
I think I've had enough
Until the weekendI've had an overdose of doctor's notes
But it just don't ease the pain
Goin' on the sick don't do the trick
Sooner or later I'll be clockin' in againWorking like a dog more than ten-hour day
Never see enough from my take-home pay
They pay me for the shift like I was given a gift
Here comes the weekendI've had an overdose of doctor's notes
But it just don't ease the pain

Goin' on the sick don't do the trick
Sooner or later I'll be clockin' in againSomeday I'll be able to forget my working days
Life will be a grin because my ship is comin' in
Everything will go my way and I won't have to say
Here comes the weekendHere comes the weekend
Here comes the weekend
My working week's so tough
I think I've had enough
Until the weekendHere comes the weekend
Here comes the weekend
Here comes the weekend
Here comes the weekend
Songwriters
LOWE, NICHOLAS ORAIN / EDMUNDS, DAVEPublished by
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Dave Edmunds (born April 15, 1944) is a singer, guitarist and producer from Cardiff, Wales. Though he was primarily associated with pub rock and New Wave, and had numerous hits in the late 70's and early 80's, he was steadfastly devoted to pre-Beatles rock and roll. An infrequent songwriter, Edmunds has largely relied on cover songs or custom-written material to sustain his career. In the late 1960s he led a blues-rock trio called Love Sculpture, who scored a quasi-novelty hit by reworking Khachaturian's classical piece "Sabre Dance" as a speed-crazed rock number.

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