Sunday
Eryn Allen Kane Lyrics


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Sunday we fell in love
Monday it wasn't enough
Tuesday I felt so small
Wednesday was the worst of them all
So Thursday I went to church
And Friday was just as worse
Saturday I took your name
Sunday, Sunday, I felt just the same
I said I felt just the same

They got his son and his father too
Said he'll spend the rest of my life with you
For a number one child to call our own
Who always gets to come back home
So take my home, we'll stay on this goal
Of crossfires and crowds are blown
The sun goes down and the rain will be ever more
But you and I, but you and I
Oh we won't bring more blood into this war
We won't bring more blood into this war

Tell me why shouldn't we sow our seeds?
For this love we share deserves a family tree
So I say it's [?]up to give someone the best of you and me
And let the worst be
And let the worst be

When it comes our way at the end of the day
I'll be on your side if you'll be on mine




And together we will make this child tonight
Name this child tonight

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Eryn Allen Kane's song Sunday depict the tumultuous nature of a relationship that goes through a rollercoaster of emotions throughout the week. The first verse portrays the abruptness of falling in love on Sunday, only to feel a detachment from it on Monday. The following days follow suit, with the singer feeling smaller and worse each day until they find solace in church on Thursday. However, Friday doesn't offer any relief, and it's only on Saturday when they commit to the person they love. But come Sunday, they still feel the same uncertainty and insecurity as before.


The second verse seems to discuss a larger theme of war and violence and its impact on families. The singer talks about someone dear getting pulled into the war, and how they both must work towards a future where they can have a child and not bring "more blood into this war." The lines "So take my home, we'll stay on this goal / Of crossfires and crowds are blown" could signify the idea of them having to give up their homes and personal lives to work towards building a future together that isn't marred by war.


The chorus speaks of the importance of continuing to work towards a future despite the uncertainties of the present. The singer urges their partner to "sow their seeds" and build a family tree based on the love they share. They acknowledge that the worst will come their way, but they should let it be and focus on making their love work.


Line by Line Meaning

Sunday we fell in love
We started our love journey on a Sunday


Monday it wasn't enough
The next day, our relationship felt incomplete


Tuesday I felt so small
On Tuesday, I felt insignificant and unimportant


Wednesday was the worst of them all
Wednesday was the worst day of our relationship so far


So Thursday I went to church
Feeling lost, I went to church the next day


And Friday was just as worse
Things didn't get better the following day


Saturday I took your name
We got married on a Saturday, taking each other's names


Sunday, Sunday, I felt just the same
Despite our marriage, our relationship still felt incomplete


I said I felt just the same
I expressed my feelings of inadequacy


They got his son and his father too
Someone lost both their father and child


Said he'll spend the rest of my life with you
They said they wanted to spend the rest of their life together


For a number one child to call our own
They wanted to have a child of their own


Who always gets to come back home
They wanted their child to always feel welcome at home


So take my home, we'll stay on this goal
They were willing to sacrifice their home to achieve their goal of starting a family


Of crossfires and crowds are blown
Amidst chaos and conflict, they were determined to start their family


The sun goes down and the rain will be ever more
Life may get difficult, but they will persevere


But you and I, but you and I
Together, they can overcome any obstacle


Oh we won't bring more blood into this war
They won't let their troubles affect their future child


Tell me why shouldn't we sow our seeds?
They questioned why they shouldn't start a family


For this love we share deserves a family tree
They believed their love deserved to be passed down through generations


So I say it's [?]up to give someone the best of you and me
They were willing to give their all to their future child


And let the worst be
They were willing to let go of any negative feelings and move forward


When it comes our way at the end of the day
When they face adversity in life


I'll be on your side if you'll be on mine
They promised to support each other no matter what


And together we will make this child tonight
They were excited to start their family and believed it was the right time to conceive


Name this child tonight
They were ready to start a new chapter in their lives and give their child a name




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