[Intro] [Verse] Well I was working for the taxman Digging out the facts at the Inland Revenue I was slowly going nowhere thinking it was somewhere There was nothing I could do. [Chorus] I got wasted every day of the week And come Sunday well I just couldn’t speak Monday morning always comes around too soon Monday morning always comes around too soon Monday morning always comes around too soon    [Verse] Well I was getting more frustrated The longer I waited I thought I was led astray And the only thing I knew was the sound of rock and roll Kept taking me away [Chorus] I got wasted every day of the week And come Sunday well I just couldn’t speak Monday morning always comes around too soon Monday morning always comes around too soon Monday morning always comes around too soon    [Solo] [Chorus] I got wasted every day of the week And come Sunday well I just couldn’t speak Monday morning always comes around too soon Monday morning always comes around too soon Monday morning always comes around too soon Monday morning always comes around too soon Monday morning monday morning monday morning Monday morning             Monday morning monday morning

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la lassitude d’un homme qui travaille pour le fisc, se sentant piégé dans une routine sans issue. Chaque lundi matin représente pour lui un retour implacable à la réalité, après des moments de liberté passés à se détendre. De plus, l’artiste exprime sa frustration face à cette monotonie, cherchant refuge dans la musique rock qui lui permet de s'évader. Il semble traverser une période où chaque jour lui file entre les doigts, sans réelle satisfaction, rendant les dimanches presque muets. La répétition du lundi matin souligne alors une lutte contre la banalité du quotidien. C'est une réflexion sur le désir d'évasion et sur le poids des responsabilités qui peuvent parfois sembler écrasantes.