Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Les Friction
Canonical path: /les-friction/sunday
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sunday
Read Sunday lyrics by Les Friction on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sunday
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She always wakes up late on sunday
She pours her coffee in a paper cup
She heads down to the corner where a man sells roses for a euro
She wonders if she’ll ever find him
She wonders if she’ll ever fall in love
Maybe she’s right there behind him now
Then all the church bells start to ring
And all the birds begin to sing
If no one stops me now I’ll get through somehow
And we will live like everyday is sunday
I believe that she’ll take notice
She’ll turn around when she can feel me near
As if to say she’s been alone her whole life
I want to live
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