Monday Morning Reformation
Why is it that Monday
In the weekday is the first?
Of all the days a man can face
It has to be the worst.
Friday night we all got right
It was fun, sure, all around
Now here I lay on the first work day
And how my head does pound.
Saturday was fine you know
From first light to the end
I lived it up and was in my my cups
Visiting with friends.
The food was rich and the talk was too
As we took in the town
And it seemed like by the end of it
I hadn’t much more than laid down.
Til Sunday morn appeared right bright
And off we went again
To remove the fog with the hair o’ the dog
At breakfast with our friends.
The day ran on and so did we
Piled in a car
We headed off two counties away
To visit another bar.
The music flowed, and the spirits too
We took in all they had
Food and drink to the glasses clink
My gut is iron clad!
Now here I lay at the start of day
Knowing all I need to do
I look around as my head pounds
My stomach’s rumblin’ too.
The alarm it seems to at me scream
And the light it hurts my eyes
Outside’s a bird that can be heard
To pipe torturous lullabies.
I’m sure he’s heard about the early worm
He’s up and out of the nest
Why can’t he shut his beak and let me sleep
Oh hell! I need some rest!
“Oh well”, I say as I start my day
Tottering down the stairs
I lift the pot and the coffee’s hot
It drown’s out my cares.
Out the door I race, my day to face
With a week ahead of me
I swear my friend, “Never again!”
Just watch, you’ll see.