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Bad Friday Blues Lyrics by Graham Kendrick

Bright Side Up

1973

[Verse 1]
It may seem funny, but I always thought
That the good got better, and the bad got caught
But the way that I'm feeling, I could almost drink the wine
For the drinks are on Barabbas and a weight is on my mind
[Verse 2]
And it may seem funny but I once believed
In a King with no country and his kingly dream
But the way that I'm feeling, I have had my fill of dreams
And working class messiahs and Nazarenes
[Chorus]
But can you change direction so far on
When all roads lead on back to where I started form
My feet they keep on walking
Though my mind says "It's all over"
For all roads lead on back to You
[Verse 3]
It may seem funny but in the light of day
His words turn strangely round some other way
And I can't stop staring as the waiter brings the tray
And I leave it on the table and turn away
[Chorus]
But can you changе direction so far on
When all roads lead on back to whеre I started form
My feet they keep on walking
Though my mind says "It's all over"
For all roads lead on back to You
[End]
And I can't stop staring as the waiter brings the tray
And I leave it on the table and turn away
For as I reach my hand out
Something happens to the wine
And panic grips me tight
As I step into the night
For all roads lead on back to You
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Graham Kendrick

Graham Kendrick

About “Bad Friday Blues” by Graham Kendrick

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"Bad Friday Blues" is credited to Graham Kendrick. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Bad Friday Blues" appears on "Bright Side Up" in 1973.

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