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When Monday Comes

from This Time Tomorrow by Ian Peacock

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It's easy to sing 'Praise the Lord' on a Sunday morning with others who believe the same as you. But when Monday comes, the glow of a Sunday service can feel like a long time ago and a million miles away from the pressures of the daily grind. I wrote this as a reminder that, whilst Sunday will always be special, it means nothing if we blend in with the crowd for the rest of the week. Whatever the week brings, may we still be singing when Monday comes round again.

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When Monday Comes

Verse 1:
We gather here today, to fellowship and pray
To gaze upon our king, to focus on your ways
We meditate on truth, encouraged once again
To sing with all our hearts, To give you thanks and praise
Bridge:
May worship flow in all we say, think and do

Chorus:
When Monday comes will we still be singing?
As we awake to face the day
In every moment, every place
Declare your beauty, love and grace
When Monday comes

Verse 2:
In fields and factories, school and nursery
In cafes, clubs and bars, council, care and police
At home, at work or play, in sickness and in health
In towns and villages, and on the city streets

Bridge:
May worship flow in all we say, think and do

Chorus:
When Monday comes will we still be singing?
As we awake to face the day
In every moment, every place
Declare your beauty, love and grace
When Monday comes

Middle 8:
Every day as sacred as the Sabbath and the feast
Everyone as precious as the pastor and the priest
Every space as holy, whether church or home or street
Every soul invited from the greatest to the least

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from This Time Tomorrow, released May 3, 2014

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Ian Peacock Manchester, UK

Ian has played in bands for over 20 years, most notably headlining the UK Play stage at Leeds Carling Festival in 2000 with a former band, ‘Coasta’. He has written, produced and self released five albums: 'Life and After' (2009), 'The End of Faith' (2012) and 'This Time Tomorrow' (2014), 'Still Human' (2015), 'Ordinary People' (2016) in addition to several E.P's. ... more

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