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Queen ~ In Only Seven Days


Monday, the start of my holiday Freedom for just one week Feels good to get away oooh Tuesday, I saw her down on the beach I stood and watched a while And she looked and smiled at me Wednesday, I didn't see her I hoped that she'd be back tomorrow And then on Thursday, my luck had changed She stood there all alone, I went and asked her name I never thought that this could happen to me In only seven days It would take a hundred or more, for memories to fade I wish Friday would last for ever I held her close to me, I couldn't bear to leave her there Saturday, just twenty four hours Oh no I'm going back home on Sunday Oooh so sad alone more free lyrics

Monday, the start of my holiday
Freedom for just one week
Feels good to get away oooh

Tuesday, I saw her down on the beach
I stood and watched a while
And she looked and smiled at me

Wednesday, I didn't see her
I hoped that she'd be back tomorrow

And then on Thursday, my luck had changed
She stood there all alone, I went and asked her name
I never thought that this could happen to me
In only seven days
It would take a hundred or more, for memories to fade

I wish Friday would last for ever
I held her close to me, I couldn't bear to leave her there

Saturday, just twenty four hours
Oh no I'm going back home on Sunday
Oooh so sad alone

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