Still Here Monday
by Hollis Reed · Gospel/Christian · Made with Suno · 0 plays
Style
gospel, folk, acoustic, piano, hopeful
Prompt
folk pop worship, acoustic guitar, piano, hand claps, group vocals, gentle raspy male lead, hopeful and uplifting
Lyrics
They called us in at nine o'clock, a box on every desk Twelve years of my name on a badge, now a lanyard and a check I sat out in the truck a while with the radio turned down Sunday's hymn still in my head, but it didn't make a sound It's easy to believe when the choir's singin' loud It's harder in a parking lot with my head bowed down But You're still here Monday When the feeling's gone away When the songs are just a memory and the bills won't wait You're still here Monday In the plain light of the day I don't feel You like I did, but I know You stayed Tuesday I filled out the forms, Wednesday no one called My girl drew a sun on my hand in marker, crooked and small She said "That's so you remember," and ran off down the hall Didn't know I needed that till I let the tears fall It's easy to believe when the choir's singin' loud It's harder on a Wednesday with my head bowed down But You're still here Monday When the feeling's gone away When the songs are just a memory and the bills won't wait You're still here Monday In the plain light of the day I don't feel You like I did, but I know You stayed I won't pretend I'm not afraid I won't dress it up in Sunday clothes I've got two hands and a little faith And a sun that's fadin' slow You're still here Monday When the feeling's gone away When the songs are just a memory and the bills won't wait You're still here Monday In the plain light of the day I don't feel You like I did, but I know You stayed Still here, Monday