Might As Well Be Monday Janis Ian
"Might As Well Be Monday" by Janis Ian, released in 1975, blends #Folk and #Pop. The song explores themes of loneliness and disillusionment, reflecting on the passage of time and the feeling of stagnation. Its poignant lyrics convey a sense of yearning for change. Musically, it features a rich melody and Ian's emotive vocals, contributing to its lasting impact.
[Verse 1]
Might as well be Monday if it's Friday
But it's Friday without you
Every day is lonely, but it's only
On the weekends I crash through
[Verse 2]
Saturday and Sunday aren't holidays
When they are coding blue
Might as well be Monday if it's Friday
But it's Friday without you
[Chorus]
All night, d-d-dancing in the street
They are blistering their feet
While I hide here in the heat
All night, I wonder where you are
But every f-f-Friday we're apart
Might as well be Monday in my heart
[Verse 3]
J-Jackie burned a vein out Monday morning
And it made him miss his bus
Carol heard the comet call on Tuesday
And by Wednesday she was dust
Might as well be Monday if it's Friday
But it's Friday without you
Every day is lonely, but it's only
On the weekends I crash through
[Verse 2]
Saturday and Sunday aren't holidays
When they are coding blue
Might as well be Monday if it's Friday
But it's Friday without you
[Chorus]
All night, d-d-dancing in the street
They are blistering their feet
While I hide here in the heat
All night, I wonder where you are
But every f-f-Friday we're apart
Might as well be Monday in my heart
[Verse 3]
J-Jackie burned a vein out Monday morning
And it made him miss his bus
Carol heard the comet call on Tuesday
And by Wednesday she was dust
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