Every Tuesday of the Week
Terry Scott Taylor * Track #5 On Bedroom Demos, Vol. 27
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Every Tuesday of the Week by Terry Scott Taylor
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Terry Scott TaylorEvery Tuesday of the Week Lyrics
[Verse 1]
She calls her mom on Sunday evenings
Now that her mom lives out of state
And she drops by to see her daddy
Each Tuesday morning about eight
She has always been a daddy’s girl
And it’s a promise she will keep
To see him early in the morning
Every Tuesday of the week
[Chorus]
Every Tuesday of the week
She tells him all her plans
And when she’s sad and troubled
She knows he understands
She counts on him for wisdom
And the comfort that she seeks
Early in the morning
Every Tuesday of the week
[Verse 2]
She shares all her joys and sorrows
All the laughter and the pain
'Cause she knows that Daddy’s here for her
Whatever problems life may bring
And Daddy always lifts her burdens
She leaves there lighter on her feet
On those bright and early mornings
Every Tuesday of the week
[Chorus]
Every Tuesday of the week
She tells him all her plans
And when she’s sad and troubled
She knows he understands
She counts on him for wisdom
And the comfort that she seeks
On those bright and early mornings
Every Tuesday of the week
[Outro]
She’s been coming here for seven years
'Cause her love for him runs deep
Fresh flowers laid on Daddy’s grave
Early in the morning
Every Tuesday of the week
Every Tuesday of the Week Q&A
Who wrote Every Tuesday of the Week's ?
Every Tuesday of the Week was written by Terry Scott Taylor.
Who produced Every Tuesday of the Week's ?
Every Tuesday of the Week was produced by Terry Scott Taylor.
When did Terry Scott Taylor release Every Tuesday of the Week?
Terry Scott Taylor released Every Tuesday of the Week on Sun Jun 02 2019.
What did Terry Scott Taylor say about "Every Tuesday of the Week"?
In a 2019 post to his Patreon subscribers, Taylor said that “Every Tuesday” dates from the period he spent in the early 21st century writing country songs for Nashville. He points in particular to the song’s lack of a bridge, a feature he was horrified to find was standard in 2000s country-pop:
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