album cover
Monday
album cover
Monday was released on September 1, 2025 by Produced by 84 Audio as a part of the album Monday - Single
ReleasedSeptember 1, 2025
LabelProduced by 84 Audio
LanguageEnglish
BPM157
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Music Video

Music Video

Lyrics

First sip is stale and the sun looks like it's already setting
Last night's last drink is still at the back of your mouth festering
So swallow your pride accept you're weakthis week is to be forgotten
A new leaf on the dash of your window a car crash on the way to work
twitching carcass at the side of the road where maggots in its fur
Suits and ties sacrifice this black and white fight forever
Are you fully insured Debate the ditch at the fork I think this day can only get better this day can only get better
Mundane again Monday comes too soon
A quiet roadside day accidents ahead
First breath the weeks turned selfish before I even wrote my to-do list
A new baby boy who'll brighten up the blues at last some good news
A damned man on a rush for forgiveness a crisis on the way into work
A body blows from the hilltops peak where maggots fester you've got me where it hurts
Odd shoes and the laces are gone I left them till Friday
The drunken one my heart is sleeve and there's blood on this bottomless shirt
X marks the spot damn Monday's hurt
Mundane again Monday comes too soon
A quiet roadside day accidents ahead
Give me a minute in this condition a shower in the morning and I blink away my vision
I contemplate my life 50 years given
Prisoner Monday
She's always winning
She's always winning
She's always winning
Mundane again Monday comes too soon
Mundane again Monday comes too soon
Give me a minute in this condition I shower in the morning and I blink away my vision
I contemplate each choice for 50 years given
Prisoner Monday she's always winning
Give me a minute in this condition
She's always winning
I contemplate each choice for 50 years given
Prisoner Monday she's always winning
She's always winning
She's always winning
Written by: George John Clark, Meg Narongchai
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