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My Sunday Feeling Lyrics
My Sunday feeling is coming on over me.
My Sunday feeling is coming on over me,
Now that the night is over.
Got to clear my head so I can see.
Till I get to put together, that old feeling won't let me be.
Won't somebody tell me where I laid my head last night?
Won't somebody tell me where I laid my head last night?
I really don't remember, But with one more cigarette and I think I might.
Till I get to put together, well that old feeling can't get me right.
Need some assistance, have you listened to what I said?
Need some assistance, have you listened to what I said?
Oh, I don't feel so good. Need someone to help me to my bed.
Till I get to put together, that old feeling is in my head.
My Sunday feeling is coming on over me,
Now that the night is over.
Got to clear my head so I can see.
Till I get to put together, that old feeling won't let me be.
Won't somebody tell me where I laid my head last night?
Won't somebody tell me where I laid my head last night?
I really don't remember, But with one more cigarette and I think I might.
Till I get to put together, well that old feeling can't get me right.
Need some assistance, have you listened to what I said?
Need some assistance, have you listened to what I said?
Oh, I don't feel so good. Need someone to help me to my bed.
Till I get to put together, that old feeling is in my head.
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Simply put ... a hangover?
@jcaudio Exactly. To use the old expression, "the morning after the night before." On the vinyl release, the first song on the first side of Jethro Tull's LP debut (1968), "This Was." Therefore, the analogue, if you will, to The Doors' "Break on Through (To The Other Side)" or The Grateful Dead's "The Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion."
@jcaudio Exactly. To use the old expression, "the morning after the night before." On the vinyl release, the first song on the first side of Jethro Tull's LP debut (1968), "This Was." Therefore, the analogue, if you will, to The Doors' "Break on Through (To The Other Side)" or The Grateful Dead's "The Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion."