Helmond (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈɦɛlmɔnt]; called Héllemond in the local dialect) is a municipality and a city in the province of North Brabant in the southern Netherlands.
Helmond has many textile companies. The Vlisco factory is located next to the Zuid-Willemsvaart canal which runs through the city.
The name 'Helmond' can be traced back to a combination of Hel, which means "low-lying" (from Proto-Germanic *haljæ / contemporary Hel), and Mond, which would refer to a higher ground, secure place. The name has nothing to do with the contemporary literal translation of Hell Mouth. In 1241 a first coat of arms was created, containing a helmet as a reference to the word Helmond, since this early in history the historical meaning of the city name was already lost to its inhabitants. This helmet would symbolize the fortified medieval town. Originally a medieval pot helmet, this was later adapted to a new fashion style and is now a tournament helmet. The oak branches symbolizing freedom. The bird in the branches is a medieval decoration and has no meaning.
Hello Monday my old friend
I come with you to talk again
And then again I'm still waiting
There's no point in hanging on
Watching the sun go down
Spinning round and round
Ah... Monday morning
I don't know if you are coming
Ah... Monday morning
I don't know if you are coming
Hello Monday my old friend
I come with you to talk again
And then again I'm still waiting
What's point in hanging on
Watching the sun go down
Spinning round and round and round and round
Ah... Monday morning
I don't know if you are coming
Ah... Monday morning
I don't know if you are coming for me
Oh for me, for me...
Ah... Monday morning
I don't know...
What's the point in hanging on
After the sun is gone
I'm hanging on and on and on and on
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