Saturdays Child

The Monkees

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Saturday’s Child:The Monkees. Album - The Monkees - COLGEMS Records. #1 in 1966 in USA and #1 UK in 1967. Herman’s Hermits cover on album -There’s A Kind of Hush All Over The World in 1967. ***(Thanks to PENCOM at UG for the assist.***) INTRO:RIFF:(x2) ----------------------------------5-3-2-0----0-----| ----------------------3------1-------------3-------| ------------------------0-2------------------------| ----2-----0---------0------------------------------| ------0-2------------------------------------------| --0------------------------------------------------| #1. Monday had a sad child..always feeling low down. Tuesday had a dream child..she’s always on the go.. so I’m in love with Saturday’s child. CHORUS: Every time you take her out at night.. (She drives me wild) You want to kiss and hold her way up tight.. (Gonna spend my time) You can tell the future’s looking bright.. (Making sure that Saturday’s child is mine.) ...RIFF:...(x1) #2. If you love a Wednesday..you live your life apart now. And if you love a Thursday..she’s gonna break your heart.. so I’m in love with Saturday’s Child. CHORUS: Every time you hold her close you’ll see.. (She drives me wild) You can feel the thrill that’s gonna be.. (Gonna spend my time) Now the future has a guarantee.. (Making sure that Saturday’s child is mine.) ...RIFF...(x1) BRIDGE: Seven days of the week made to choose from.. But only one is right for me. I know that Saturday’s got what it takes babe. I can tell by the waaaay she looks at me. (INTERLUDE:) RIFF:(x1) #3. Friday likes the good life..she’ll take you for a ride now. And Sunday makes a good wife..she wants to be your bride.. so I’m in love with Saturday’s child. CHORUS: Every time you take her out at night.. (She drives me wild) You want to kiss and hold her way up tight.. (Gonna spend my time) You can tell the future’s looking bright.. (Making sure that Saturday’s child is mine.) OUTRO: .....RIFF:..(x4) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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