The days of the week, as we know them today, trace their origins back to the ancient Romans and were later adapted by Germanic peoples who named each day after their gods and celestial bodies. Monday, in particular, derives from the Old English Monandæg, which means “Moon’s day,” reflecting the connection to the lunar deity. In many cultures, Monday was historically viewed as a day of renewal following Sunday, but as societies became more industrialized, it grew to symbolize something else: the beginning of the workweek. Today, Monday is perhaps the most universally dreaded day of the week, representing the The post 10 Best Songs About Mondays appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.