Likely song: “Then the Morning Comes”

Asked:

“Search for the song which have ‘and every single day’ in their chorus or verse. It’s a group with male lead vocal. Song was trendy”

A targeted lyric search scanned 1,816 unique results and narrowed to a three-song shortlist, one row per artist and song. All three are male-fronted groups; one clearly matches “trendy” as a broad mainstream hit. Sources span three independent hosts, and no single URL backs more than half of the final rows.

Strongest match

Smash Mouth — “Then the Morning Comes” (1999)

“And every single day is just a fling”

The line sits in the chorus. Smash Mouth is a male-fronted band — Steve Harwell is the lead singer and face of the band — and the song was a major mainstream hit, peaking at No. 11 on the US Billboard Hot 100 in January 2000 and spending 26 weeks on the chart. A review calls it “an absolutely killer, the-sun-is-shining-bright chorus.” Backed by 6 supporting pages · nocoda.org

Ranked shortlist

Smash Mouth — “Then The Morning Comes”

“And every single day is just a fling” · Chorus line matches exactly; broad mainstream hit (Hot 100 No. 11, 26 weeks). 6 supporting pages. nocoda.org

Decyfer Down — “Fading”

“Wait, it's all that I can take, and every single day a part of my soul is fading” · Male-fronted (TJ Harris on lead vocals); reached No. 1 on a Christian-rock chart — a genre hit, less likely if “trendy” means mainstream. 1 supporting page. grokipedia.com

Bring Me the Horizon — “The Comedown”

“Who you are, what you say, what you do each and every single day.” · Male-fronted (Oliver Sykes on vocals); ranked #35 for 2008 on a metal site — niche popularity, not a mainstream trend. 1 supporting page. metalkingdom.net

Artist	Song	Matching lyric	Section	Supporting pages	Source
Smash Mouth	Then The Morning Comes	And every single day is just a fling	chorus	6	nocoda.org
Decyfer Down	Fading	Wait, it's all that I can take, and every single day a part of my soul is fading	other section	1	grokipedia.com
Bring Me the Horizon	The Comedown	Who you are, what you say, what you do each and every single day.	—	1	metalkingdom.net

Method: targeted lyric search over 1,816 unique results, reduced to a 3-row shortlist (one row per normalized artist/song). Supporting pages counts corroborating pages per candidate. Sources span three independent hosts. Exact single release dates omitted where source extraction conflicts; “1999” is used for Smash Mouth.

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