I've always liked this song generally, but rhyming didn't seem to be a high priority for its author. This is the second of four stanzas sung to essentially the same tune. Only the first has an exact rhyme between the second and fourth lines, the rhyme in that case being "park" with "dark". The third and fourth such stanzas settle for approximate rhymes between those lines in question -- "inside" with "die" and "changed" with "rain". But in this second stanza the writer seemed to have given up altogether on anything resembling a rhyme. I've always wondered why, as it would have been so easy to Make it:
Now I wake up Sunday finding,
As I walk across the way,
Nobody waiting for me;
Sunday's just another day.