Biography:
Stealers Wheel was a British folk/rock band formed in Paisley, Scotland in 1972 by former school friends Joe Egan (born 1944) and Gerry Rafferty (1947 - 2011). In the early 1970s, the band was considered to be the British version of American folk/rock supergroup Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. They were initially joined by Roger Brown, Rab Noakes and Ian Campbell in 1972. However, that line-up only lasted a few months and by the time the band were signed to A&M Records later that same year
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[Verse]
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Well, I was working for the taxman,
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Digging out the facts at the
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Inland Revenue
E
I was slowly going nowhere,
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thinking it was somewhere
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There was nothing I could do.
[Chorus]
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I got wasted every day of the week,
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And come Sunday, well, I just couldn't speak
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
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Monday morning always comes around too soon
[Verse]
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Well, I was getting more frustrated
C
The longer I waited, I thought I was
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led astray
E
And the only thing I knew was the
C
sound of rock and roll
A
Kept taking me away
[Chorus]
E B
I got wasted every day of the week,
E B
And come Sunday, well, I just couldn't speak
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
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Monday morning always comes around too soon
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Monday morning always comes around too soon
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[Chorus]
E B
I got wasted every day of the week,
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And come Sunday, well, I just couldn't speak
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
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Monday morning always comes around too soon
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Monday morning always comes around too soon
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Monday morning always comes around too soon
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Monday morning
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monday morning
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monday morning
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Monday morning
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Monday morning,
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monday morning
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[Verse]
E
Well, I was working for the taxman,
C
Digging out the facts at the
A
Inland Revenue
E
I was slowly going nowhere,
C
thinking it was somewhere
A
There was nothing I could do.
[Chorus]
E B
I got wasted every day of the week,
E B
And come Sunday, well, I just couldn't speak
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
A E B
Monday morning always comes around too soon
[Verse]
E
Well, I was getting more frustrated
C
The longer I waited, I thought I was
A
led astray
E
And the only thing I knew was the
C
sound of rock and roll
A
Kept taking me away
[Chorus]
E B
I got wasted every day of the week,
E B
And come Sunday, well, I just couldn't speak
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
A E B
Monday morning always comes around too soon
[Solo]
E C A E C A
[Chorus]
E B
I got wasted every day of the week,
E B
And come Sunday, well, I just couldn't speak
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
A E
Monday morning always comes around too soon
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Monday morning
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monday morning
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monday morning
A E D B A G E
Monday morning
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Monday morning,
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monday morning
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