Lyrics The Weekend - Steve Forbert

The Weekend - Steve Forbert
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Weekend, artist - Steve Forbert. Album song Young, Guitar Days, in the genre Фолк-рок
Date of issue: 31.12.2000
Record label: Rolling Tide
Song language: English

The Weekend

Oh, few things work out like you want 'em to But just do your best, it’s the best you can do The sailboats are gliding to shore with the wind
Go out and stroll about and find a friend
Yeah the long week is gone--now the weekend’s begun
Go down and check the tavern, you might find some fun
The girls from the high ridge are singing tonight
Hang out and drink some wine and feel all right
Does your heart tell the truth when you’re lying?
Does your blues get you high when you’re crying?
Oooh, oooh now
Yeah, the telephone’s ringing, but nobody’s home
She’s out for the ev’ning, but she’s not out alone
Of course you could find her, but what’d be the use?
Hang out and drink some wine and just get juiced
Does your mind hit the groove when you’re gleaming?
Does your life start to live while you’re dreaming?
Oooh, oooh now
(INSTRUMENTAL BREAK)
The slow week is gone, now the weekend will run
Relax on a Sunday and soak up some sun
There ain’t much of nothin’that’s free anymore
But the sunshine’s real fine and don’t keep score
Do you think you could love one and only?
Does your blues get you off when you’re lonely?
Oooh, oooh now

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