At the starting of the week
At summit talks you'll hear them speak
It's only Monday
Negotiations breaking down
See those leaders start to frown
It's sword and gun day
Tomorrow never comes until it's too late

You could be sitting taking lunch
The news will hit you like a punch
It's only Tuesday
You never thought we'd go to war
After all the things we saw
It's April Fools' day
Tomorrow never comes until it's too late
Tomorrow never comes until it's too late

You hear a whistling overhead
Are you alive or are you dead?
It's only Thursday
You feel a shaking on the ground
A billion candles burn around
Is it your birthday?
Tomorrow never comes until it's too late
Tomorrow never comes until it's too late
Make tomorrow come, I think it's too late


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Six Days Lyrics as written by Denis Olivieri Brian Farrell

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    For me this song refers to the week of the 9/11 attacks. At the starting of the week at summit talks you'll hear them speak It's only Monday Negotiations breaking down see those leaders start to frown It's sword and gun day (He attends the WTC for a deal that fails, and he hates the customer) You could be sitting taking lunch The news will hit you like a punch It's only Tuesday You never thought we'd go to war After all the things we saw It's April Fool's Day (He sees the planes hit the WTC from home (it happened on a Tuesday), and already sees the US entering another war) You hear a whistling overhead Are you alive or are you dead? It's only Thursday You feel the shaking of the ground A million candles burn around Is it your birthday? (practically self-explanatory) Tomorrow never comes until it's too late (People in the building thought they could be saved)

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