tuesdays gone with the wind or easy like sunday morning?

Answer 1

When Lionel Ritchie croons that he is easy like Sunday morning, he does not mean the time between 4am and 12pm. He does not even mean the bit of time after midnight Saturday which most people consider as an extension of Saturday night but is strictly Sunday morning - and is oddly when a large number of people become easier due to excessive alcohol. But Ritchie is talking of none of these. He is not even talking about how easy the blind girl in Hello was - though she must have been to let Ritchie get away with following up that greeting with the thoroughly insensitive “Is it me you’re looking for”.

Nope, the Commodores are actually putting a sly dig in at The Velvet Underground. Whilst the Commodores had wrassled out hits like Three Times A Lady and other soft soaped mid seventies Motown slush, they felt they were not taken seriously. Hence thid attack at the kiddy piano snoozeathon that is Sunday Morning.

The soul singers felt that they could have written a song like Sunday Morning with a mouth full of gravel and a selection of Fisher Price instruments. Which is pretty much what it sounds like.

So Tuesday it is then

Answer 2

Gone with the wind. Sunday mornings are a bit tough for me.

Answer 3

Gone with the wind here in Virginia!

Answer 4

Tomorrow, Wendy

Answer 5

Both.....both ;)