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D A Well they used to call him Zero cause he never made his mark Bm G And when he took up with a tramp like her, all the people laughed D A Fate just seemed to find them on a one way losing streak Bm G Between the two they lived their lives trapped on a dead end street D A Well a man gets tired of zero and a woman hates that scorn Bm G And if time allowed they'd make those fools wish they were never born Bm D Oh how come it feels like Sunday each day of your life Bm D Some of us have to make a name before we're satisfied G Bm Oh and how come it feels like Monday seven days a week A G Bm Work your fingers to the bone just to make ends meet Well the bank job wasn't easy, no, they'd left a couple dead And when the headlines hit the stands that day, it was Zero and the tramp they said Now it looks like they've got a man hunt for a couple of crazy kids And they both got just what they want, it was a price upon their heads The more they kept on runnin, the more they fell in love Cause when you live your life outside the law, you need that kind of trust Bm D Oh how come it feels like Sunday each day of your life Bm D Some of us have to make a name before we're satisfied G Bm Oh and how come it feels like Monday seven days a week A G Bm Work your fingers to the bone just to make ends meet Sometimes the nights get colder and the dreams can chill your bones And it was on a night like this that they came too close to home They were caught up in the cross fire of a SWAT team's finest hour And went down in a blaze of automatic fire crying hey we've really made it now Bm D Oh how come it feels like Sunday each day of your life Bm D Some of us have to make a name before we're satisfied G Bm Oh and how come it feels like Monday seven days a week A G Bm Work your fingers to the bone just to make ends meet
Bm D Oh how come it feels like Sunday each day of your life Bm D Some of us have to make a name before we're satisfied G Bm Oh and how come it feels like Monday seven days a week A G Bm Work your fingers to the bone just to make ends meet
Written by John Anderson/Bernie Taupin
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