(Leo Sayer / Alan Tarney)
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Monday morning nine A.M.
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I missed my bus I must've overslept again
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Phoned up work told 'em I can't go on
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Since she left, this house is not a home I know
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She's not coming back
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She's not coming back
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She's not coming back
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She's not coming back
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All my friends they keep coming around
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Well they can dress me up but I won't paint the town
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No-one else'll do the things she'd do
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All my fun is up because I know this time for sure
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She's not coming back
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- Didn't have a reason
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- Had to be free
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- Told me she was leaving
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She's not coming back to me
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Monday evenings used to be so easy rolling
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Staying home with her
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Now this room is like a prison
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Can't go nowhere, I'm nothing without her
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She's not coming back
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No she's not coming back
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Oh she's not coming back - no more
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No more, no more
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[Solo]
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Tuesday morning and it's not that bad
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Well I'm smiling now, thinking of all the fun we had
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And if I see her, this is what I will say
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"Well thanks for asking but as you see, I'm OK"
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She's not coming back
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- Didn't have a reason
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- Had to be free
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- Told me she was leaving
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She's not coming back
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Oh she's not coming back
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No she's not coming back
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No she's not coming back
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No she's not coming back, to me
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Didn't have a reason
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She wanted to be free
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She told me she was leaving
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She was leaving me
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She's Not Coming Back
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Leo Sayer |