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Lyrics End is what I found outTell me how you want it, yeahCall me and I'm on my wayTell me that you need me, yeahI'll give it to you night and dayI'm talkin' 'bout Monday, TuesdayWednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayMonday, Tuesday, WednesdayThursday, Friday, SaturdayUh-huh-uhLovin' the shit out you, fuckin' the shit out youFor seven days straightAnd now I can't even live without youAnd if we ever broke upI won't have a kid without youYou forever in my heart, I won't forget about youI be crushin' you on MondayLike it's WednesdayYou pressed about that niggaWhat your friends say?Uh, G63 is what your Benz sayI'm so happy you ain't listen to your friends, babeYou can tell me how you want itHow you need it, I don't mindNeed you right here by my side'Cause out of sight is out of mindAnd out of spite you hit decline but I was hypeI hit your line a few more timesThan you hit back I'm gon' respondTell me how you want it, yeahCall me and I'm on my way (on my way, on my way, woah)Tell me that you need me, yeahI'll give it to you night and day (night and day, night and day, go)I'm talkin' 'bout Monday, TuesdayWednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayMonday, Tuesday, WednesdayThursday, Friday, SaturdayUh, yeahYou be throwin' that shit back like it's a ThursdayI be treatin' you like everyday your birthdayThem hoes ain't fuckin' with you on your worst dayI got you on a new level like what Ferg sayWhen you fell down, I pick you upPut on your crown, and lift you upI put a rock all on your fingerSo much ice could push a puckHeard they feelings 'bout youBaby, tell them hoes I wish 'em luckTalkin' relationship goals, this could be us, yuhWhen you see me kneel like Kaepernick, call a reverendSee, I got a milli' in a stash for a weddin'If you ready, let me know, 'cause it's whateverBut I know you in the worst wayYeah, our anniversary'Bout to suit up on my birthday'Cause I know they keep you thirstyAin't no playin', this is usBoy be gentle, ain't no rush365, you're the only one I trustNo, I can't get enoughAnd all my ladies if you feel me, help me sing it outYeah, yeahI'm talkin' 'bout Monday, TuesdayWednesday, Thursday, Friday, SaturdayTell me how you want it, yeahCall me and I'm on my wayTell me that you need me, yeahI'll give it to you night and dayI'm talkin' 'bout Monday, TuesdayWednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayMonday, Tuesday, WednesdayThursday, Friday, SaturdayI was scared of the crownI took a vow that from now onI'm gonna be my own, own, own bestWriter(s): Scott Spencer Storch, Beyonce Gisselle Knowles, Robert Waller, Robert Williams, Ella Mai Howell, Eyobed Getachew, Andrew Franklin, Nija Aisha Alayja Charles, Austin Schindler, Ozan YildirimLyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

Montgomery on Tuesday and Saturday’s 56-45 loss to top seed Gill St Bernards in the Somerset County semis. Ridge is projected to be seeded third in the North 2 Group 4 seeding, behind Plainfield and Elizabeth. The Red Devils play host to Franklin and Vernon this week.Advertisement8. Immaculata (17-6) – last week No. 9 – The Spartans rebounded from tight back-to-back losses to Ridge in a division game and in the county quarterfinals, but picked up a division win over Pingry and interdivision victory over Franklin last week. Good preparation week for the South Non-Public A Tournament with Lawrence on Tuesday at home and at Morris Catholic on Thursday, before a Friday meeting with Hillsborough.9. Scotch Plains-Fanwood (18-5) – last week No. 8 – A 68-29 Union County Tournament preliminary win over Governor Livingston was followed by a 54-50 first-round loss Thursday to Rahway as SPF had its 10-game winning streak snapped. The Raiders have road games this week, at Union City on Thursday and at Pingry on Saturday.10. Somerville (18-7) – last week No. 10 – The Pioneers have won 5-of-6 after the Skyland Valley champs recovered from a second tight division loss to Bernards with lopsided road wins over Dunellen and Wardlaw-Hartridge. The Ville next plays Tuesday at Hunterdon CentralALSO RECEIVING CONSIDERATION: Bernards (13-9), Delaware Valley (15-8), Hillsborough (13-10).The week that wasDifficult loss for Delaware Valley on Saturday in the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Tournament semifinals at Phillipsburg, as the fourth-seeded Terriers fell 54-52 to the top-seeded Stateliners. Del Val played without senior standout Eric Klemmer, who is out with a back muscle issue, but should return soon, coach Mike DePaolo said.Advertisement“We played our tails off,” said DePaolo, whose team lost to Hunterdon Central 45-41 in last year’s HWST semis.Sophomore Frankie Denvir had 22 points in the first half, going 6-for-9 from 3-point range. He finished with a career-high 27 points. He was 8-for-15 shooting for the game.Phillipsburg plays No. 7 seed Hackettstown Friday night for the tri-county title at Centenary University. Hackettstown beat defending champion Vernon 44-42 in Saturday’s other semifinal. Vernon knocked off P’burg in last year’s semifinals, ending a long Liners win streak.Montgomery finished its second straight unbeaten Skyland Conference division season Tuesday night by beating Ridge 48-45. Montgomery beat the Red Devils 55-52 in the team’s first game. The Cougars finished 10-0 in Raritan Division play after going 10-0 in winning the Valley last year.Milestones reached and within reachBound Brook senior guard Jackson Morrison became the Crusaders’ all-time leading scorer Tuesday night with 22 points in a 55-42 win over College Achieve Central-Somerset. He now has 1,607 after Saturday’s 72-57 win over North Plainfield. Quadir Harrell, a 2022 graduate, was the previous No. 1 with 1,562.AdvertisementRidge senior guard Luke Kreitz has 989 career points. He scored 16 in Saturday’s 56-45 loss to Gill St. Bernards in Saturday’s Somerset County Tournament semi.Delaware Valley senior Erik Klemmer has 914 career points, but missed Saturday’s Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex semifinal loss at Phillipsburg because of back muscle soreness. He had a career-high 32

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Branch Name:FranklinService Type:Full-Service, OfficeState & County:West Virginia - PendletonCity or Town:FranklinZip Code:26807Office Address:564 North Main St., Franklin, WV 26807✎EditMap of Branch Location564 N Main St, Franklin, WV 26807Branch InformationThe Burke & Herbert Bank Franklin branch is one of the bank's 77 locations and has been serving the financial needs of their customers in Franklin, Pendleton County, West Virginia since 1987. The Franklin branch operates as a full-service, brick and mortar office and is located at 564 North Main St., Franklin, WV 26807. You can can contact the branch by calling 304-358-2388 or by visiting the location during regular business hours for assistance with your banking needs, such as opening checking and savings accounts, applying for loans and managing financial transactions.The routing number for Burke & Herbert Bank Franklin branch is 056001066. It is valid for Automated Clearing House ACH transactions, such as direct deposits and bill payments as well as wire transfers, which are used for real-time bank-to-bank transactions. We recommend that you contact the branch directly to verify this information before proceeding with any transactions.Branch Hours■ Monday:9:00am - 5:00pm■ Tuesday:9:00am - 5:00pm■ Wednesday:9:00am - 5:00pm■ Thursday:9:00am - 5:00pm■ Friday:9:00am - 5:00pm■ Saturday:9:00am - 12:00pm■ Sunday:ClosedBurke & Herbert Bank Franklin offers both lobby and drive-thru hours. This location is open Monday to Saturday and closed on Sundays. The branch opens at 9:00am in the morning. Please be advised that this information reflects the standard opening and closing hours of Burke & Herbert Bank and is subject to change. We recommend contacting the Franklin branch prior to your visit to confirm its hours of operation and availability.Bank InformationBank Type:Federal Reserve Non-member BankFDIC Insurance:Certificate #11578Routing Number:ACH & Wire - 056001066Online Banking:burkeandherbertbank.comBranch Count:77 Offices in 5 states

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Jeremiyah Love tied the Notre Dame record with a 98-yard touchdown run, Riley Leonard added two more scores and the Fighting Irish shut down the highest-scoring team in the College Football Playoff, overwhelming Indiana 27-17 on Friday night. The seventh-seeded Fighting Irish (12-1) won their 11th straight — and their first playoff victory. They’ll face second-seeded Georgia in the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1. Tenth-seeded Indiana (11-2) completed a magical season by finishing with its second fewest points this season on a cold, brisk night in the first CFP game ever played on a campus site. Both of the Hoosiers’ losses came to top-five opponents. Indiana hasn’t won at Notre Dame since 1898.UNDATED (AP) — Penn State and SMU head into the College Football Playoff with the weight of history on their shoulders. This is the Nittany Lions’ best shot at making a run at a national title since the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal tarnished the program 13 years ago. SMU is still perhaps best known for being given the death penalty by the NCAA in the 1980s for illegally paying players. Former Nittany Lions give coach James Franklin credit for bringing the program back to prominence. Mustangs coach Rhett Lashlee says the work to restore SMU’s reputation began long before he arrived in 2022.AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — No. 13 Clemson got into the College Football Playoff on a thunderous kick in the final seconds of the ACC championsip. No. 4 Texas limped in after a great regular season was deflated by a frustrating overtime loss to Georgia in the SEC title game. Now these two heavyweights meet for the first time with even higher stakes: Their first round showdown in the newly expanded College Football Playoff on Saturday is the first step toward