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Music Review // Alex Southey "Green Sunday"

  With soft acoustics, this song begins and has a feeling of Elliott Smith throughout it.  There is a more upbeat way about the lyrics and just general tone, as it feels like a song of hope rather than one of sadness.   Though the line about the title says: "Cause it's always Green Sunday / Sadder than Blue Monday".  Is it worse to go back to work on Monday or to have that feeling on Sunday that you know you're going back to work tomorrow?  Sometimes it's really that anticipation that gets you. While I always relate "green" with being eco-friendly, there is also a line within this song which says "Just lemme know / What you need, and maybe later what to clean".  Though it is not my schedule any more, I used to have Sunday as my designated cleaning day as I'd be out Saturday doing things and working the weekdays.  I feel like a lot of people might keep this schedule, but these days I just kind of clean whenever I have the time and whenev...

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