Sunday Everyday
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Intro: G Am C D G Am C D
G Am
I wake up at nine
C D G
Look at the clock and turn over
Am
A couple of times
C D
I go back to sleep and sleep for
G Am
An hour or three
C D G Am C D
Sometimes it feels great to be me
G Am C
When I'm living like it's Sunday everyday
D G D C
And other people laugh at me for living life this way
Am C
They say you won't get anywhere at all
D G Am C D
Living like it's Sunday everyday
G Am
I don't have a job
C D G
But it's not my fault it's just that
Am
Jobs don't like me
C D G
Some people find it hard to see
Am
But I do what I like
C D G
I play some guitar and write a song
Am
About what it's like
C D
To do the way I do
G Am C
And I'm living like it's Sunday everyday
D G D C
And other people laugh at me for living life this way
Am C
They say you won't get anywhere at all
D C
When Living like it's Sunday everyday
Am
Maybe I should try to change
C
And try a little Saturday
Am
But I don't feel like stressing now
G D C
Tomorrow is another day
Maybe
G Am C
But I'm living like it's Sunday everyday
D G Am C
And other people laugh at me for living life this way
Am C
They say you won't get anywhere at all
D
Living like it's Sunday every
G Am C
I'm living like it's Sunday everyday
D G Am C
And other people laugh at me for living life this way
D
But still I keep on
G Am C
Living like it's Sunday everyday
D G Am C D
And when I fall asleep I hope it's Sunday when I wake
Am C
And if it's not I know
D G
I'm still living like it's Sunday everyday
How to play Sunday Everyday
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.