Everyday is sunday
when you're unemployed
Sounds pretty good man
I should be overjoyed

Every day is sunday
Every day is sunday
Every day is sunday
Friday never comes

Do you think I should write a novel
Maybe write some songs
I'll show you I'm the genius
You thought I was all along

Every day is sunday
Every day is sunday
Every day is sunday
Friday never comes

I've got nothing to do
But sit here
Staring at you
And you've got
Nothing to say
I wanna hear
You've got
Nothing to say
So I'm just
Wasting away
I guess I'll
Go outside and do nothing

Everyday is sunday
when you're unemployed
EVery tomorrow is monday
Every tomorrow is monday
Every tomorrow is monday
Every tomorrow is monday


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    This is my life story right now.

    Been out of school for almost a month, still jobless with nothing to do, going batshit insane.

    In any case, I think this is a good song to introduce Self Medication.

    Do The Dramaticon May 23, 2008   Link

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