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The second track on Emmerdale is simply a song about having a very lousy day. It also features a spoken part about a Danish scientist who lived in the 1500’s. However, this interlude is not included in the single version or music video.
The song was one of three singles released off of the album, a...
[Verse 1]
I did all that I should
Well all that I could
But will I be clean?
I did all that I should
Well all that I could
But it isn't me
[Chorus 1]
All my strength is dead and gone
[Verse 2]
Slept as long as I could
As long as I should
To find comfort here
Slept as long as I could
As long as I should
But I still have fear
[Chorus 1]
All my strength is dead and gone
[Chorus 2]
Black letter day
All the fun has gone away
Black letter day
All the joy has gone away
Black letter day
All my strength has gone away
Black letter day
[Verse 3]
I drank all that I could
Much more than I should
In simple despair
I drank all that I could
Much more than I should
To find someone there
[Chorus 1]
All my strength is dead and gone
[Chorus 2]
Black letter day
All the fun has gone away
Black letter day
All the joy has gone away
Black letter day
All my strength has gone away
Black letter day
[Bridge]
Once upon a time there was a scientist with a nose made of silver
He found that there were thirty worthless days a year
That one could do without
He called them black letter days
And the rest is silence
[Chorus 1]
Well, all my strength is dead and gone
[Chorus 2]
Black letter day
All the fun has gone away
Black letter day
All the joy has gone away
Black letter day
All my strength has gone away
Black letter day
[Outro]
I hope Monday will be a better day
Black Letter Day was written by Magnus Sveningsson & Peter Svensson.
Black Letter Day was produced by Tore Johansson.
The Cardigans released Black Letter Day on Fri Feb 18 1994.