Monday Monday

Marianne Faithfull · Other Songs - Marianne Faithfull

Monday, Monday

So good to me

Monday morning

It was all I hoped it would be



Oh, Monday morning

Monday morning couldn't guarantee

That Monday evening

You would still be here with me



Monday, Monday

Can't trust the day

Monday, Monday

Sometimes it just turns out that way



On Monday morning

You gave me no warning of what was to be

On Monday, Monday

How could you believe and not take me?



Every other day

Every other day

Every other day

Of the week is fine, yeah



But whenever Monday comes

But whenever Monday comes

You can find me crying

All of the time



Monday, Monday

So good to me

Monday morning

It was all I hoped it would be



Oh, Monday morning

Monday morning couldn't guarantee

That Monday evening

You would still be here with me



Every other day

Every other day

Every other day

Of the week is fine, yeah



But whenever Monday comes

But whenever Monday comes

You can find me crying

All of the time



Monday, Monday

Can't trust the day

Monday, Monday

Don't go away



Oh, Monday, Monday

Don't go away

Oh, Monday, Monday

Monday Monday

Released in 1966, Marianne Faithfull's 'Monday Monday' stands as a defining anthem of the British Invasion era. Recorded with a raw, intimate vocal delivery, the track captures the existential angst and disillusionment characteristic of mid-60s youth culture. The song's repetitive, driving rhythm and melancholic melody became a signature sound for Faithfull, distinguishing her from the more polished pop acts of the time. It remains a pivotal recording in her discography, reflecting the turbulent social and political climate of the 1960s while establishing her reputation as a serious artist capable of conveying deep emotional vulnerability through her music.