Saturday Sunday
Kat Dahlia Lyrics

Is it Saturday Sunday Saturday Sunday
The singer is questioning the days of the week because their lifestyle and behavior do not follow a typical schedule.

Poppin shots down the same lips that I pray
The singer is using the same mouth to drink alcohol and pray, showing the contrast between their desires and beliefs.

Saturday Sunday Saturday Sunday
The repetition of the days of the week emphasizes the confusion and disorientation the singer feels.

Maybe I'll get it right one day
The artist hopes to eventually find balance and fulfillment in their life.

Got my makeup on my face
The artist is changing their appearance, possibly to fit in or disguise their true self.

Who am I today
The singer questions their identity and sense of self.

Is today a new day
The singer wonders if they can start anew and make better choices today.

Am I in a maze
The artist feels lost and unsure of their direction in life.

With me knees to the ground, head facing down to pray
The artist is physically and emotionally drained, seeking guidance and comfort through prayer.

While I'm a thousand miles away
Despite their prayers, the artist feels disconnected and distant from their faith.

No time or space
The singer's struggles transcend time and location, affecting them wherever they go.

O preacher you're way too loud
The artist feels overwhelmed and suffocated by the religious authority figure.

My head's spinning round
The preacher's words have left the singer feeling dizzy and confused.

Watch my gown
The singer is worried about their appearance and how they are perceived by others.

He's dressed in black
The preacher's attire symbolizes death and mourning, adding to the singer's sense of despair.

Don't let me drown
The artist fears being consumed and overwhelmed by their struggles.

Oh preacher it's way too soon
The artist thinks it's too early for the preacher to be delivering a sermon.

Is the DJ in the confession booth
The singer is using metaphorical language, comparing the nightclub or party to a religious confession booth.

Bodies all around hypnotized by the sound that surrounds
The singer is describing the allure and addictive nature of the party atmosphere.

Don't count me out
Even though the artist is struggling, they don't want to completely give up on having fun and enjoying life.

Has a savior been found
The artist questions if there is a way out of their struggles or if they are doomed to continue down the same path.

Spirits in my system
The artist is intoxicated and under the influence of alcohol, possibly trying to numb their pain.

Trying to resist them no
The singer is struggling to control their impulses and desires.

They will not go
Despite the artist's efforts, their problems and addictions will not disappear on their own.

Pour the wine slow
The singer is possibly trying to delay or slow down their consumption of alcohol.

Say nothing I been accused of my own use
The singer has been judged and blamed for their own addiction and struggles.

I'm going, going, so we can cure my abuse
The singer is possibly seeking help or treatment for their problems.

Say nothing I hold this in for my own use
The artist is keeping their struggles private and not sharing them with others.

I've fallin', fallin', fallin' again angel, angel
The artist is acknowledging their repeated failures and seeking guidance or support from a higher power.

Take my sorrow
The singer is pleading for their pain and suffering to be taken away.

Sorrow away from me
The singer wants relief from their emotional pain.

Oh it's dark baby
The artist is possibly feeling depressed or hopeless.

Turn up the lights, turn up the lights
The artist is asking for more brightness or positivity in their life.

I'm fallin', fallin', fallin' into my abuse
The artist is acknowledging their descent into addiction and negative behavior.

My feet hurt I won't make it to the altar
The singer is feeling physically and emotionally drained, unable to cope with the challenges they are facing.