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Melanie Fiona - Monday Morning Lyrics and Video

"Monday Morning" is a song recorded by Canadian R&B/soul singer Melanie Fiona from her debut album titled "The Bridge" which is released under the SRC/Universal Motown label in June 2009. The album was released in the United States on November 10, 2009.
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Melanie Fiona - Monday Morning Video



Melanie Fiona - Monday Morning Lyrics and Video

Have you heard the news today
I'm leaving town
I'm cashing out
This town's too small for me to stay
The time is now
I'm heading out

Baby, I still need ya
but if you stay
I'll leave ya
Cuz I gotta get away
And if I ever see ya
My heart is gonna bleed
but I'm leaving either way

My darling baby
This is a warning
said that I'm leaving
on Monday morning
You'll get no answer
No use in calling
because I'm leaving
on Monday morning

This flower needs somewhere to go
No room to grow
on these dusty roads
I got two tickets and a dream
8:15 I'll save you a seat

Baby, I still need ya
but if you stay
I'll leave ya
Cuz I gotta get away
And if I ever see ya
My heart is gonna bleed
but I'm leaving either way

My darling baby
This is a warning
said that I'm leaving
on Monday morning
You'll get no answer
No use in calling
because I'm leaving
on Monday morning
Monday morning
Monday morning
Monday morning (not Tuesday, baby)
Monday morning
Baby, I still need ya
but if you stay
I'll leave ya
Cuz I gotta get away
And if I ever see ya
My heart is gonna bleed
but I'm leaving either way

My darling baby
This is a warning
said that I'm leaving
on Monday morning
You'll get no answer
No use in calling
because I'm leaving
on Monday morning

Monday morning
Monday morning (this is your warning)
Monday morning
Monday morning
Monday morning
Monday morning
Monday morning
Monday morning

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