Carole King Weekdays Lyrics
Weekday mornings
Coffee smell in the air
After you've gone and the children have left for school
I'm alone and I think about all the plans we made
I think about all the dreams I had
And I wonder if I'm a fool
Weekday midday
I've got the marketing done
Plenty to do but nothing to tax my mind
That's allright--it's a habit
Heaven knows I can always watch the daytime shows
And I wonder which story's mine
She loved a man she knew little about
After so many years of trying
So many years of doing without
Oh, but what's the use of crying
Weekday evenings
We sit and I realize
You've dreamed, too, and I kind of understand
I've been with you and you need me to take care of you
But we'll work it out so I'm a person, too
And we'll help each other out the best that we can
'Cause I'm your woman and you're my man
See also other Carole King lyrics
- Being At War With Each Other Lyrics
- Little Prince Lyrics
- I'm Into Something Good Lyrics
- Goat Annie Lyrics
- Way Over Yonder Lyrics
- (You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman Lyrics
- To Love Lyrics
- Only Love Is Real Lyrics
- Jazzman Lyrics
- It Could Have Been Anyone Lyrics
- Brother, Brother Lyrics
- You Can Do Anything Lyrics