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From the Inside
Laura Pausini · Track 8
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The song Every Day Is a Monday, part of Laura Pausini's album From the Inside, immerses us in the melancholy of a heart that misses someone. The lyrics describe the feeling of emptiness and monotony that sets in after the end of a relationship, where each day feels the same, like a perpetual Monday, without the joy that the company of that person used to bring. The shared freedom as a couple, represented as a weekend, is contrasted with the current loneliness, which feels like a tedious Monday. It is an expression of emotional maturity, where the price of freedom is recognized when it implies the loss of love.
This track, released in 2002 as part of the album From the Inside, marked Laura Pausini's debut in the English language. The song is an adaptation of Il Mio Sbaglio Più Grande, which previously appeared on her Italian album Tra Te E Il Mare from 2000. For this English version, the composition featured the collaboration of Ali Thomson and Andreas Carlsson, who rewrote the lyrics. The production was handled by KC Porter. In the instrumentation, the participation of Michael Landau on acoustic and electric guitars and sitar, Lee Sklar on bass, and Curt Bisquera on drums is noteworthy. The keyboard and programming parts were performed by Ali Thomson, Andreas Carlsson, and KC Porter. The backing vocals were provided by Laura Pausini herself, along with Darlene, Lori, and Sharon Perry, as well as Lisa Abbot. The mixing was supervised by Bernard Löhr, with recordings by David Cole, Luis Quiñe, and Steve Churchyard.