who is the author of the song maniac monday?
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"Manic Monday" (1986) was the first hit single by pop group The Bangles. It was written by Prince in 1984.
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"Tom Dooley"!  There is even a song about him!  LOL
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Patti Smith sang it first; it was re-done by 10,000 maniacs.  Incidentally, it was written by Bruce Springsteen.
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Nah, if it's the "I Go Crazy" from the 70s, it's by Paul Davis. None of the other lyrics seem to fit, though.
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If I were me, I would  write it something like-\n"The sun'll come out tomorrow" or whatever the quote is, followed by (taken from the musicial ANNIE and written by Songwriter's name) if you know it.
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Tuesday Afternoon by The Moody Blues
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"Mad World" by Gary Jules\n\nlisten here\nhttp://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=25895799
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Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser wrote the song. He was the lead guitarist for Blue Oyster Cult.  Awesome song!
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Bad day by Daniel Powter. 'Cause i listen to it often.
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What I love about Sunday by Craig Morgan
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Gretchen Wilson has written a book:  \n\nRedneck Woman: Stories From My Life arrives in stores. "I'm more inspired when I read this story to make every day of my life better than the last day was," she explains. "And I'm hoping that's what it does for other people." Gretchen's new book also contains some new music. \n\nInside, you'll find a DVD featuring a special acoustic performance of "Heaven Help Me," a new song that will be on Gretchen's next album, due next year (along side her latest hit, "Come to Bed"). "It is my story and it is my song," she says. "I've learned that I'm stronger than I even thought I was. And I've learned that it's okay to be just who you are."
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Arlo Guthrie. He also wrote it.
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I think you mean 'Jimmy Shaker Day' by Oleander
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Don't you mean Monday blues?
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Rupert Holmes\nhttp://music.yahoo.com/ar-252229---Rupert-Holmes
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bad day by daniel powter.
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"What Would You Do" by City High. Someone asked about it yesterday too. Interesting.