Monday Flowers chords by Andrew McMahon

• Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E)

Difficulty: Intermediate

Chorus:
Am             D            G
He brought her flowers on a Monday
Am             D            G
Tuesday they spent all day in bed
Am           D
Wednesday it rained
     G       Am    Em
And Thursday was a river
       C                           B7
Of the kind of words she wished he hadn't said
C   B7            Em     D
He left her on a Friday
C   B7           Em     D
Her Saturday was shot
C   B7           D         Em       A
The bells in the cathedral rang on Sunday
C      B7               Em      D
Monday flowers were all she got
C             B            Em
He loved her, and he loved her not

Verse 1:
Am         D              G
Some girls fall in love for money
Am             D            G
Some girls are happy on their own
Am              D             G         Am       Em
Some girls just want a man to hold them in their arm
              C
Some girls go out at night
               B7
Some girls like staying home


Chorus:
Am             D            G
He brought her flowers on a Monday
Am           D                 G
Tuesday they kept the curtains closed
Am           D
Wednesday it rained
     G       Am    Em
And Thursday was a river
       C                           B7
Pulling petals down from a single rose
C   B7            Em     D
He left her on a Friday
C   B7           Em     D
Her Saturday was shot
C   B7           D         Em       A
The bells in the cathedral rang on Sunday
C      B7               Em      D
Monday flowers were all she got
C             B            Em
He loved her, and he loved her not

Chorus 2:
C    B7             Em       D
She woke up brave on Monday
C      B7         Em    D
To an empty window box
C  B7             D     Em      A
By Friday she was ready for the weekend
C      B7           Em     D
Monday flowers, she forgot
C              B                Em
She loved him, and she loved him not
C              B                Em
She loved him, and she loved him not