Top 15 'Monday to Sunday' Songs

As a parent of three young children, the distinction between weekdays and weekends that once punctuated my life isn't so relevant any more. Sure, I generally don’t go into work on weekends, but instead I'm swamped by the demands of a trio of little princesses, and putting out spot fires such as who has control over over the iPad, which Shopkins belong to whom, and encountering meltdowns over the most trivial of things, like the Freddo Frogs I bought home as a treat.
"Mine is too big!" Avie, the four-year-old middle child, wails.
Beautiful stuff.
In TDBK – The Days Before Kids – each day of the week had a specific feel; the wincing and wallowing of Monday and Tuesday; the speed bumps and pub trivia of Wednesday; the getting-there anticipation of Thursday; before Friday and Saturday bestowed the fallacy of freedom.
Sunday has always been a different beast. It's a day of merriment for settled souls; for those with only themselves to look after, it's often a default of headaches and grey skies. Reality invariably bites on a the last day of the week; no wonder there have been so many memorable songs written about Sunday.
Here are the top 15 'Monday to Sunday' songs:

 1.  One Sunday Morning (Song for Jane Smiley's Boyfriend) Wilco (2011)
 2.  Friday On My Mind The Easybeats (1966)
 3.  Sunday Bloody Sunday U2 (1983)
 4.  Friday I'm In Love The Cure (1992)
 5.  Wednesday Morning 3AM Simon & Garfunkel (1964)
 6.  Sunday Morning The Velvet Underground (1967)
 7.  Monday Matt Corby (2015)
 8.  Drive-In Saturday David Bowie (1973)
9. Lazy Sunday Small Faces (1968)
10. Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down Johnny Cash (1970)
11. Joe Harper Saturday Morning Van Morrison (1991)
12. Blue Monday New Order (1983)
13. Sunday Bloc Party (2007)
14. I Don't Like Mondays The Boomtown Rats (1979)
15. Ruby Tuesday The Rolling Stones (1967)