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Blue Monday Blues Lyrics by Eddie Boyd

Five Long Years

1966

[Verse 1]
Every Monday morning, when the clock begin to alarm
Every Monday morning, baby, when the clock begin to alarm
Well, you know that's when I miss you, oh yes, from holdin' you in my arms
[Verse 2]
Since you been gone, my pet canary don't sing no more
Yes, since you been gone, my little bird don't sing no more
Yes, since you been went away, baby, oh, yes, the carpet has stayed on the floor
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 3]
Now, I'm just a nervous wreck, sitting here with my poor heart feelin' pain
Now, I'm just a nervous wreck, sitting here with my poor heart feelin' pain
Well, you know you wrecked my life, woman, yes, and you are the one to blame
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Eddie Boyd

Eddie Boyd

About “Blue Monday Blues” by Eddie Boyd

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"Blue Monday Blues" appears on "Five Long Years" in 1966.

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