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Come Friday - Music/Lyrics by Michael H. King, from the upcoming musical "the happy hour", copyright 2002 MHK Music |
Label: Paco Records, Minneapolis, MN
Credits: Music/Lyrics by Michael H. King copyright 2002 |
Story Behind the Song
Act One - from the upcoming musical "the happy hour" - premieres December 2002, Minneapolis, MN
Lyrics
Monday there's a problem
You can see it in my eyes
A hint of what I'm feeling
A dread I can't disguise
A whole week ahead of me
Monday is the enemy
But come Friday
Everything is gonna be just fine
Come Friday
I'll leave Monday far behind
I'll sail away to Kokomo
Or whichever way the four winds blow
Listen to my radio
It all seems so far away
Come Friday
Tuesday comes, but I'm still numb
Got Monday still in mind
I wander through the downtown
Walking like Frankenstein
The whole week passes by so slow
Hurry Tuesday, I need to go
Come Friday
Slip the rut, leave behind the grind
Come Friday
We will have the best of times
Jetting off to gay Paree'
Dining with the bourgeoisie
Take a photograph of me
I'll be so far away
Come Friday
Wednesday's just a crashing bore
What the hell is Thursday for?
Friday always seems so far away
Come Friday
Listening to Duran Duran
While eating sushi in Japan
Dressed like models in Milan
From the depths of Mazitlan
The Kremlin always leaves me cold
Let's all go to Mexico
And party like the Rolling Stones
Turn up the radio
Come Friday
The world's an oyster I must eat
Come Friday
We can all eat to the beat
Deborah Harry told me so
While I was listening to the radio
Looking back, she seemed so far away
Come Friday
Sunday night is not my friend
Monday comes around again
Come Friday
Come Friday
Lyrics/Music Michael H. King
Copyright 2001 MHK
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