You'd better not shout, but I've noticed When the neighbours don't seem the worst
You wouldn't want that, you'd better leave it be
Think of the face you're expecting to see
Now the kids have gone, so you can't pretend
You're both like strangers, you can't comprehend
No one but yourself with whom to fight
Everything's the same, but nothing's quite right
Weekends are so pretty when they come round for a while
The misery felt inside for a second turns to a forced smile
But how do you love it, you feel some sight
With your catnap and cup of tea
And everybody's so content, they'd have me never leave
They've got a brand new car and crossed the bridge
Spend your time wondering how they heard
If the garden and flowers are so true
And tea always stays with tea
Weekends are so pretty when they come round for a while
The misery felt inside for a second turns to a forced smile
But how do you love it, you feel some sight
With your catnap and cup of tea
And everybody's so content, they'd have me never leave
He spends his life lying in his grave
I'll bet you wish sometimes he was dead
You're worthless land and you're worthless wage
There's distant humans in another age
Sitting by the fire, keeping war
The new car and coal as ages are born
Now you know you can be free
So let's not pretend we're a happy family
Weekends are so pretty when they come round for a while
The misery felt inside for a second turns to a forced smile
But how do you love it, you feel some sight
With your catnap and cup of tea
And everybody's so content, they'd have me never leave
How do you love it, you feel some sight
But how do you love it, you feel some sight
With your catnap and cup of tea
And everybody's so content, they'd have me never leave
Have me, have me never leave
Have me, have me never leave