It Sure is Monday
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The (F)alarm clock ting a ling ringing in my head
I (F)woke up dog tired, (C)beat down, (F)half dead.
(F)Trying to recover from another wild (Bb)weekend(F)
(F)Chuggin down coffee when I (C)should've been (F)sleeping.
Well it (Bb)sure is Monday ain't no doubt
I (F)gotta get myself through the week somehow
I (Bb)had a ball Friday, Saturday, Sunday
But it's (F)all over now and it (C)sure is Monday(F)
I (F)got to the job site at a quarter past nine
And (F)somehow I stayed a(C)wake til (F)lunch time
Then I (F)caught a little nap stretched out in my (Bb)truck bed(F)
My (F)feet still twitching to the (C)music in my head(F)
Well it (Bb)sure is Monday ain't it the truth
I (F)partied to hardy now I'm paying my dues
I (Bb)had a ball Friday, Saturday, Sunday
But it's (F)all over now and it (C)sure is Monday(F)
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Well it (Bb)sure is Monday ain't it a sin
I (F)gotta work my way through the week again
I (Bb)had a ball Friday, Saturday, Sunday
But it's (F)all over now and it (C)sure is Mon(Bb)day
Yeah it's (F)all over now and it (C)sure is Monday.(F)
How to play It Sure is Monday
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.