| Monday arrived exactly when she said she would
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| Sent a wide-eyed sun to find some signs of life inside my bed
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| Tuesday’s on fire
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| Pulled up the socks and watched the clock
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| and swore that she would never follow suit
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| I used to chase the hours,
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| hour upon hour
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| Craving merit, craving credit
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| wishing I was only (owning?) you
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| But suddenly I’m not so easily led
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| Let the winds blow right over your head
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| I’m in the mood for stories
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| So let the days grow old
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| Suddenly I’m not so easily led
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| Let the winds blow right over your head
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| I’m in the mood for stories
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| So let the days grow old
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| I’m a little English boy, Harry is my name
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| In cold or sunny weather my work is still the same
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| I’m civil and obliging to the passers-by
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| Who hurry to be cozy home, this is what I cry
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| Wednesday’s just an open book
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| But Thursday presses Friday
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| Presses Saturday’s pernicious lies
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| Suddenly I’m not so easily led
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| Let the winds blow right over your head
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| I’m in the mood for stories
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| Let the days grow old
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| Suddenly I’m not so easily led
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| Let the winds blow right over your head
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| I’m in the mood for stories
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| Let the days grow old
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| Let the days grow old
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| I’m in the mood for stories
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| Let the days grow old
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| Sunday’s child knew everything I hoped to know
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| Measures so unhurried
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| When others run about, kept moving on
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| Hour upon hour
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| Craving merit, craving credit
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| Wishing I was only (owning?) you
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| Hour upon hour
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| Craving merit, craving credit
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| Wishing I was only new (?) |