The Days Of The Week, As Told By The Beatles
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The Days Of The Week, As Told By The Beatles

Jammin' out to The Beatles is the only way to stay sane.

Margot Austin
Apr 19, 2016
Denison University
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The Days Of The Week, As Told By The Beatles
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In college, getting through the week can be incredibly difficult. Especially around finals, the stress seems to come from all around, and you may find yourself living for the weekend. Just remember to take time throughout the week to be happy, spend time with friends, and maybe have a spontaneous Beatles dance party. So here is a Beatles song to jam out to for each day of the week:

Monday - Help!

Getting up for class on Monday morning sometimes feels like the worst thing in the world. On dreary Mondays it's ok to ask a friend, "Won't you please, please help me?" Maybe their answer for a pick me up will be a little Beatles?

Tuesday - I'm So Tired

"I'm so tired, I haven't slept a wink. I'm so tired, my mind is on the blink.
I wonder should I get up and fix myself a drink." School is hard and it may seem early in the week, but just keep going. Have a mini celebration Wednesday, but keep grinding along today.


Wednesday - Yellow Submarine

It's halfway through the week! You are nearly there, and it's definitely time for a break. Maybe you go out, or maybe you stay in and continue studying, but the night calls for something a little different, like this crazy tune.

Thursday - A Hard Days Night

So maybe you woke up Thursday hungover and were late to your 10 o'clock class, or maybe you just have a test today that's going to kick your butt. Either way, today's going to be rough. We get it, and The Beatles certainly do too. "It's been a hard day's night, and I'd been working like a dog. It's been a hard day's night, I should be sleeping like a log."

Friday - Here Comes The Sun

This song can instantly put anyone in a better mood. What better way to celebrate class been done for the week? Kick off the weekend with some sunshine.

Saturday - Twist and Shout

Twist and Shout just make you want to get up and dance. I don't know any better song to get down to. It's the weekend so just "come on and twist a little closer, now."

Sunday - Eight Days A Week

Sunday rolls around, and I always wonder where my week went. Eight days still would never be enough for me to get everything I need to done, let alone there only being even. When you're cramming in homework and studying at the last minute Sunday night, take a break for The Beatles.

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