Donna Summer End Of The Week Lyrics

I get out of work
And then I throw away all of my cares
I get out of work
And then I wash the week out my hair

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
It's hard as could be
But by old Friday evenin'
We're free, we're free, we're free

End of the week
The weekend started
We're working so hard to play
End of the week
It's time to party
End of the week
End of the week
End of the week

You're tastin' freedom
No one to push you around
End of the week
And life has a reason
End of the week
End of the week
End of the week

Streets are alive
You know everybody's going somewhere
You put on the slide
You gotta beat the crowd just everywhere

And all the music, all the dancin'
Gets you so high And all that sweet romancin'
Oh my, oh my, oh my

End of the week
The weekend started
Working so hard to play
End of the week
It's time to party
End of the week
End of the week
End of the week

Feels good now
Feels good now
End of the week
End of the week

It's real good now
It's real good now
End of the week
End of the week
End of the week

End of the week
The weekend started
Working so hard to play
End of the week
It's time to party
End of the week
End of the week
End of the week

You're tasting freedom
No one to push you around
End of the week
And life has a reason
End of the week
End of the week
End of the week
End of the week

Who wrote End Of The Week lyrics?

End Of The Week is written by Pete Bellotte, Sylvester Levay.

When was End Of The Week released?

End Of The Week is first released on August 20, 1996 as part of Donna Summer's album "I'm a Rainbow" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 16th track on this album.

Which genre is End Of The Week?

End Of The Week falls under the genre Disco.

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