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Sunday With A Flu
Yodelice Lyrics


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Closed my door, forgot my key
Missed my bus in the pouring rain
It's been the usual Sunday with a flu
And I just can't get over you

Burnt my toast and lost your number
Cut my finger, spilled my beer
It's been the usual Sunday with a flu
And I just can't get over you




I put your stockings in my purple boots
What if I don't get over you?

Had a chat and left my hat
Ate my dog and walked my cat
It's been the usual Sunday with a flu
And I just can't get over you

I put your stockings in my purple boots
What if I don't get over you?

I put your stockings in my purple boots
What if I don't get over you?

Called a cabbage threw the garbage
Asked for help and got some kelp
It's been the usual Sunday with a flu
And I just can't get over you

I put your stockings in my purple boots
What if I don't get over you?

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Sunday With A Flu" by Yodelice depict a day in the life of someone who is nursing a cold or flu and is unable to move on from a person they have been pining over. Despite the mundane nature of the day, their mind is constantly drifting towards thoughts of the person who they just can't get over.


The song starts with the singer closing their door, only to realise they have forgotten their key, setting the tone for a day full of mishaps. They miss their bus in the pouring rain and burn their toast while trying to make breakfast. The chorus repeats the phrase "It's been the usual Sunday with a flu, and I just can't get over you", emphasising the singer's inability to move on from their past relationship.


The second verse shows the singer losing the person's number, cutting their finger while attempting to make lunch, and even mixing up their pets. The line "I put your stockings in my purple boots" serves as a haunting reminder of the person they can't get over, and the repetition of the line "What if I don't get over you?" highlights the desperation they feel.


Overall, the lyrics of "Sunday With A Flu" portray the monotony of a sick day paired with the overwhelming emotions of heartbreak, creating a relatable and poignant depiction of the human experience.


Line by Line Meaning

Closed my door, forgot my key
I left my house without my keys and couldn't get back inside.


Missed my bus in the pouring rain
I was stuck in the rain and missed my bus, causing me to be late and miserable.


It's been the usual Sunday with a flu
I'm sick and it's just another boring, uneventful Sunday.


And I just can't get over you
I'm still not over you and it's making my sickness and loneliness worse.


Burnt my toast and lost your number
I made a simple task harder by burning my toast, and to top it off, I lost your phone number so I can't even talk to you.


Cut my finger, spilled my beer
I'm so clumsy that I ended up cutting my finger and spilling my beer.


I put your stockings in my purple boots
I'm still holding onto the memories of you by putting your stockings in my boots.


What if I don't get over you?
I'm scared that I won't be able to move on from you and it's consuming me.


Had a chat and left my hat
I had a conversation with someone and was so distracted that I ended up leaving without my hat.


Ate my dog and walked my cat
I'm so out of it that I'm mixing up my actions and saying nonsensical things.


Called a cabbage threw the garbage
I'm so out of it that I'm calling objects by the wrong name and throwing them away.


Asked for help and got some kelp
I asked for help but didn't get what I was looking for, just some useless seaweed.




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: MARIANNE GROVES, MAXIME RODOLPHE NOUCHY

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