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by Gerry Goffin & Carole King

The local rock group down the street

Is trying hard to learn their song,

They serenade the weekend squire

Who just came out to mow his lawn.

Another pleasant valley Sunday,

Charcoal burning everywhere,

Rows of houses that are all the same,

And no one seems to care.

See Mrs. Gray, she's proud today

Because her roses are in bloom,

And Mr. Green, he's so serene,

He's got a TV in every room.

Another pleasant valley Sunday,

Here in Status Symbol Land,

Mothers complain about how hard life is,

And the kids just don't understand.

Creature comfort goals, they only numb my soul,

And make it hard for me to see.

Ahhh...thoughts all seem to stray to places far away,

I need a change of scenery.

Ta ta ta ta, ta ta ta ta... (etc.)

Another pleasant valley Sunday,

Charcoal burning everywhere.

Another pleasant valley Sunday,

Here in Status Symbol Land.

Another pleasant valley Sunday,

(A pleasant valley Sunday)

Another pleasant valley Sunday,

(A pleasant valley Sunday)

(fade out)

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