Composers: Mick
Jagger & Keith Richards
First release: 19th
Nervous Breakdown single B-side, February 1966
Recording date: December
1965 Recording
location: RCA Studios, Los Angeles, USA
Producer: Andrew
Oldham Engineer:
Dave
Hassinger
Never performed onstage

Probable line-up:
Drums: Charlie
Watts
Bass: Bill Wyman
Acoustic guitar: Keith
Richards
Electric guitar: Keith
Richards
Lead vocal: Mick
Jagger
Background vocals: Mick
Jagger & Keith Richards
Piano: Jack
Nitzsche
Organ: Brian
Jones
Someone woke me up this morning and I lit a
cigarette
Found myself when I stopped yawning, started
getting myself dressed
Then I felt that I had a dream, I remembered
the things that I'd seen
I could still hear the things you said from
that bad dream in my head
It was a sad day, bad day
Sad day, bad day
So I called you on the phone and your friend
said "She's not home"
So I told her where I'd be at and that you
should call me back
Then I looked at the morning mail, I was not
even expecting a bill
Your letter started "Dear" and it left me
with these tears
Think of the times that we had rows but we
patched them up somehow
Think of the times I tried to go but you screamed
and told me no
There is only one thing in this world that
I can't understand, that's a girl
I keep reading the things you said like a
bad dream in my head
Oh what a sad, sad, old day
A sad, old day, it was a sad, old day
A sad, old day, it was a bad, old day
Sad, old day, a bad, old day
If there is one awful thing in this world that I can't understand, that's a girl
It was a sad, sad old day
Sad old day, it was a sad, old day