Songwriter: Rupert Holmes
Producer: Jeffrey Lesser
Weekend lover, part-time friend
Funny how a hundred weekends can end
Sunday evening, shut the door
I won't see you face on Friday no more
And I know, I should have fit you in
Made the time, played to win
But I tried to get your love for free
But no one good, could ever be a weekend lover, not that long
Even when I gave myself you got me wrong
I thought I had you but you ran
And I lost my weekend lover cause I was a part-time man
A Weekend lover
Weekend lover, part-time friend
Funny who ends up the loser in the end
And I know, you tried to see it through
Marking time, keeping true
And you made, the most from what you got
You made it good
But, I forgot my weekend lover, now I've learned
That you only get to keep what you have earned
I thought I had you, but you ran
And I lost my weekend lover cause I was a part-time man
A Weekend lover
Funny how a hundred weekends can end
Sunday evening, shut the door
I won't see you face on Friday no more
And I know, I should have fit you in
Made the time, played to win
But I tried to get your love for free
But no one good, could ever be a weekend lover, not that long
Even when I gave myself you got me wrong
I thought I had you but you ran
And I lost my weekend lover cause I was a part-time man
A Weekend lover
Weekend lover, part-time friend
Funny who ends up the loser in the end
And I know, you tried to see it through
Marking time, keeping true
And you made, the most from what you got
You made it good
But, I forgot my weekend lover, now I've learned
That you only get to keep what you have earned
I thought I had you, but you ran
And I lost my weekend lover cause I was a part-time man
A Weekend lover
- Escape (The Piña Colada Song)
- Weekend Lover
- Bagdad
- The O’Brien Girl
- Him (single edit)
- Annabella
- Special Thanks
- Cold
- Soap Opera
- Let’s Get Crazy Tonight
- You’ll Love Me Again
- Speechless
- Answering Machine
- Brass Knuckles
- I Don’t Need You
- Our National Pastime
- Partners in Crime
- Full Circle
- Morning Man
- Everything Gets Better When You’re Drunk
- Second Saxophone
- Phantom of the Opera
- Letters That Cross in the Mail
- Talk