Come Monday

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Capo II *
G
GHeadin' up to CSan Francisco,
Dfor the Labor Day Gweekend show
I've got my CHush Puppies on,
I guess I Dnever was meant for glitter Grock and roll
AmAnd honey CI didn't know,
Dthat I'd be missing you so
CCome Monday, it'll Gbe all right;
Ccome Monday, I'll be Dholding you tight
I spent Gfour lonely Bmdays in a Cbrown L. A. Dhaze,
and I Cjust want you Dback by my Gside
GYes, it's Cbeen quite a summer,
Drent-a-cars and Gwest-bound trains
And now you're Coff on vacation,
Dsomething you Gtried to explain
AmAnd Darlin' since CI love you so,
Dthat's the reason I just let you go
CCome Monday, it'll Gbe all right;
Ccome Monday, I'll be Dholding you tight
I spent Gfour lonely Bmdays in a Cbrown L. A. Dhaze,
and I Cjust want you Dback by my Gside
Amaj7I can't Dmaj7help it honey,
Amaj7you're that much a Dmaj7part of me now
Amaj7Remember that Dmaj7night in Montana,
when we Csaid there'd be no room for Ddoubt? F  C  G  
GI hope you're enCjoying the scen'ry,
DI know that it's Gpretty up there
We can go Chiking on Tuesday,
Dwith you I'd Gwalk anywhere
AmCalifornia has Cworn me quite thin,
DI just can't wait to see you again
CCome Monday, it'll Gbe all right;
Ccome Monday, I'll be Dholding you tight
I spent Gfour lonely Bmdays in a Cbrown L. A. Dhaze,
and I Cjust want you Dback by my Gside
I spent Gfour lonely Bmdays in a Cbrown L. A. Dhaze,
and I Cjust want you Dback by my FsidCe G  
G= A  
C= D  
D= E  
Am= Bm  
Bm= C#m  
Amaj7= Bmaj7  
Dmaj7= Emaj7  
F= G  
Open (These chords are not in the original key)
G= C  
C= F  
D= G  
Am= Dm  
Bm= Em  
Amaj7= Dmaj7  
Dmaj7= Gmaj7  
F= Bb  
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The story behind the song

This song is a heartfelt message written by Jimmy Buffett to his future wife while he was on tour, expressing his longing to reunite with her. He penned it in 1973 while in California for a Labor Day weekend show, staying at a Howard Johnson's. It captures the feeling of being away from someone you love and counting down the days until you can see them again. The tune became one of Buffett's most popular songs, frequently played at his concerts. At its heart, it's a tender declaration of devotion and anticipation for a loved one's return.

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