Sunlight
Buffseeds Lyrics


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Take a walk down [?] with her
Try to keep myself to myself within reason
And I feel so scared 'cause we're almost there

This is where we come out of the rain
And into the sunlight
'Cause that's where I found you
This is where we come out of the rain
And into the sunlight
'Cause that's where I found you

Take a walk down red-brick lane with her
She's empty
Lights are on, but there's no one home again
Heaven knows
We'll sleep it off
Heaven knows
I just want to live

This is where we come out of the rain
And into the sunlight
'Cause that's where I found you
This is where we come out of the rain
And into the sunlight
'Cause that's where I found you
I don't want to be without you (Don't want to be without you)
I don't want to be without you (Don't want to be without you)

This is where we come out of the rain
And into the sunlight
'Cause that's where I found you
This is where we come out of the rain
And into the sunlight
'Cause that's where I found you
This is where we come out of the rain
And into the sunlight
'Cause that's where I found you
Do you want to come out of the rain




And into the sunlight
Cause that's where we goin'

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Buffseeds' song Sunlight are about finding love and happiness in the midst of difficult times. The song's title refers to the hope and optimism that comes with emerging from a dark period and entering a brighter future. In the first verse, the singer takes a walk with their partner down an unknown street, emphasizing the idea of exploring and discovering new things together. Although they are frightened about what lies ahead, they feel ready to take on whatever challenges come their way. The idea of keeping oneself to oneself within reason shows a cautious approach to the relationship, and an acknowledgment that although it is important to be open and vulnerable, it is also necessary to set boundaries and protect oneself emotionally.


The second verse describes a walk down Red Brick Lane, where the singer's partner is feeling empty and disconnected. Despite the hardship, the singer is willing to support their partner and stand by them no matter what. The repetition of "Heaven knows" suggests a prayer or cry for help, indicating that they are relying on something greater than themselves to get through the tough times. The song's chorus repeats the idea of coming out of the rain and into the sunlight, reinforcing the notion of hope and renewal that runs throughout the song.


In summary, "Sunlight" is a beautiful and hopeful song about finding love and support during tough times. Its lyrics speak of the resilience we possess as human beings, one that allows us to weather storms and come out stronger and determined to live a brighter life.


Line by Line Meaning

Take a walk down [?] with her
Stroll down a certain street with the person, location unspecified.


Try to keep myself to myself within reason
Attempt to maintain privacy while still being social and reasonable around her.


And I feel so scared 'cause we're almost there
Experience fear and anticipation because they are getting close to their destination.


This is where we come out of the rain And into the sunlight 'Cause that's where I found you
Arrive at a place where they can escape the hardships and find happiness with the person they love.


Take a walk down red-brick lane with her She's empty Lights are on, but there's no one home again Heaven knows We'll sleep it off Heaven knows I just want to live
Walk along a street lined with brick buildings that feel abandoned despite the presence of illuminated lights. Acknowledge the temporary nature of rest and seek to live life in the moment.


I don't want to be without you (Don't want to be without you)
Express a desire to be with the person and avoid being separated from them.


Do you want to come out of the rain And into the sunlight Cause that's where we goin'
Ask if the person wants to leave behind their struggles and follow them to a brighter future.




Writer(s): Kieran Marc Scragg, Neil James Reed, Joel Edwin Scragg, Ella Frances Partridge

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