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Em A D
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Em A D
Monday morning feels so bad
Em A D
Everybody seems to nag me
G B7
Comin' Tuesday I feel better
E Am
Even my old man looks good
A
Wednesday goes too slow
Dm
Thursday just don't go
C E A F#m B E
I have Friday on my mind
A C#m
I'm gonna have fun in the city
A C#m
Be with my girl she's so pretty
D
She looks fine tonight
F#7 Bm
She is out of sight to me
D
(Tonight) I'll spend my bread
B
(Tonight) I'll lose my head
D
(Tonight) I've got to get
A E
Tonight
Am D G E
A E A E A E A E A E A E E <- bass
Monday I've got Friday on my mind
Do the night-day grind once more
I know of nothing else that bores me
More than working for the rich man
Hey I'll change that scene one day
Today I might be mad
Tomorrow I'll be glad
I'll have Friday on my mind
Date: Mon, 3 Feb 1997 14:48:27 +1100 (EST)
From: Mike HW <j5816129@redgum.bendigo.latrobe.edu.au>
Song: "Friday On My Mind"
Artist: The Easybeats
Authiors: G.Young & H.Vanda
submitted by: Mike Hiltonwood (j5816129@ironbark.bendigo.latrobe.edu.au)
VERSE:
Em A
Monday morning feels so bad
D A D A
Em A
Every body seems to nag
D A D A
me
G B
Comin Tuesday I feel better
E7 Am
Even my old man looks good
A
Wednesday just don't go
Dm
Thursday goes too slow
D? C E A F#m B E
I've got Friday on my mind
(D? = xx0101)
CHORUS:
A C#m
Gonna' have fun in the city
A C#m
Be with my girl, she's so pretty
D
She looks good tonight
F#7 Bm
She is out of sight to me
D
Tonight, I'll spend my bread
B
Tonight, I'll lose my head,
D A E7
Tonight, I've got to get Tonight
Am D G E
Monday I'll have Friday on my mind
VERSE:
Do the 5 day grind once more
I know of nothin' else that bugs me
More than workin for the rich-man
Hey, I'll change that scene one day
Today I might be mad
Tomorrow I'll be glad cause
I've got Friday on my mind
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