Lazy Days
Keston Cobblers Club Lyrics


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Sunday spree are out for sale,
I'll post them in a diving bell
and hope that it will find you well, we'll see.
And you foresaw the way I'd feel,
you wrote it in an open reel,
to watch when I am underwhelmed at sea.

She says you're her, but you don't even know her,
she says you're her, but you don't even know her.
You're worlds apart and all you think about
is the lazy days you had.

I've been thinking ‘bout the time we slept together
You've been thinking ‘bout the time we slept together
Maybe we should jump back into bed.

And you smile wider than a harp when we're together
I'll smile wider than a harp when we're together,
maybe we should smile apart instead.

Take my hand you'll understand the reasons
that we fought the lie and
you and I could put aside the reasons that we sought to hide.





The lazy days we had….

Overall Meaning

The song "Lazy Days" by Keston Cobblers Club is a whimsical and playful tune that explores themes of nostalgia, longing, and the complexities of relationships. The first verse, "Sunday spree are out for sale, I'll post them in a diving bell and hope that it will find you well, we'll see," suggests a longing to connect with someone who may be far away, or perhaps no longer in the picture. The imagery of mailing a "diving bell" is both playful and somewhat absurd, but it conveys a sense of hope and possibility.


The second half of the verse, "And you foresaw the way I'd feel, you wrote it in an open reel, to watch when I am underwhelmed at sea," hints at a deeper sense of connection between the singer and the person they are addressing. The use of the phrase "underwhelmed at sea" suggests a feeling of being adrift or lost, and the idea that someone else can understand and anticipate those feelings is both comforting and romantic.


The chorus of the song, "She says you're her, but you don't even know her, you're worlds apart and all you think about is the lazy days you had," contrasts the romantic ideal of a deep connection with the reality of distance and disconnect. The use of "lazy days" as a symbol for a simpler time, perhaps a time when the connection between the two people in the song was stronger, creates a bittersweet sense of nostalgia.


Later in the song, the line "Maybe we should smile apart instead" suggests an inner conflict between holding on to a happier time and accepting the reality of the present. The final verse of the song, "Take my hand you'll understand the reasons that we fought the lie and you and I could put aside the reasons that we sought to hide. The lazy days we had," suggests a hope for reconciliation and a desire to let go of past hurts.


Overall, "Lazy Days" is a charming and introspective song that captures the complexities of relationships and the longing for connection in a playful and imaginative way.


Line by Line Meaning

Sunday spree are out for sale,
I am trying to sell my carefree Sundays to you through a message in a bottle, hoping that it reaches you well.


I'll post them in a diving bell
I will drop the message in a diving bell so that it safely reaches you underwater.


and hope that it will find you well, we'll see.
Even though I am uncertain about whether my message will reach you or not, I am still hopeful.


And you foresaw the way I'd feel,
You knew exactly how I would feel in this situation, even before it happened.


you wrote it in an open reel,
You recorded your vision of my emotions on a tape, leaving it open for me to see.


to watch when I am underwhelmed at sea.
You predicted that I would be disappointed when I am at sea, and you wanted to remind me of that through the recorded tape.


She says you're her, but you don't even know her,
Someone claims to know you intimately, but in reality, you have no idea who they are.


You're worlds apart and all you think about
You and the person who claims to know you are completely different from one another, yet they are always on your mind.


is the lazy days you had.
All you can think about are the carefree and relaxing times you spent in the past.


I've been thinking ‘bout the time we slept together
I have been reminiscing about the time we spent sleeping together.


You've been thinking ‘bout the time we slept together
You have also been thinking about the same moment we shared together.


Maybe we should jump back into bed.
Perhaps we should try to recreate the same intimate experience we had before by sleeping together again.


And you smile wider than a harp when we're together
You express extreme happiness when we are in each other's company, as wide as a harp's string would stretch.


I'll smile wider than a harp when we're together,
I also feel the same level of joy when I am with you, as if my smile is as wide as a harp's string would stretch.


maybe we should smile apart instead.
However, perhaps it is better for us to keep our distance and not engage in such intimate moments together.


Take my hand you'll understand the reasons
If you hold my hand, I will explain the logic and thought-process behind my motives and actions.


that we fought the lie and
I want to discuss the times we have fought against falsehood and deception together.


you and I could put aside the reasons that we sought to hide.
If we join forces, we can effectively mask and conceal any underlying reasons we originally tried to keep secret.


The lazy days we had….
The memories of the leisurely and relaxed times we shared in the past still linger on in my mind.




Writer(s): Julia Lowe, Matthew James Lowe

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