Kilians (formerly known as The Kilians) were five young musicians from Dins… Read Full Bio ↴Kilians (formerly known as The Kilians) were five young musicians from Dinslaken (North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany) . In 2005 they recorded their first EP and grabbed the attention of Thees Uhlmann, the front man of Tomte. Shortly after they were the supporting act of Tomte during the "Spring Tour" in 2006. Their Song "Jealous Lover" hit the Top-3 of the "Campus Charts".

In August 2006 they started a "Guerilla"-Tour all over Germany. They rocked the german-festival-scene and campinggrounds. Their tourbus was sponsored by "Red Bull". In April 2007 "Fight the Start" was released as their first "real" Single (Label: Vertigo ).

They split up in December 2013 after a farewell tour.

Bandmembers:
Simon den Hartog (vocals)
Dominic Lorberg (guitar)
Gordian Scholz (bass)
Michael Schuermann (drums)
Arne Schult (guitar)

Discography:
2007: Kill The Kilians
2009: They Are Calling Your Name
2012: Lines You Should Not Cross

Sunday
Kilians Lyrics

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It sounds like you're leaving me behind
I go around to find some time
But we don't get it back no,
We don't get it back No!

Is this the way we use to go?
Something is always left to know
But I don't know it yet no,

We don't know it yet NO!

I shine inside
We're so bright
We're so bright
You don't get me anywhere
'cause there's something in the air
It seems like you're somthing I don't know
We are leaving you. . . behind behind

Is this the way I use to go?
Something is always left to know
But I don't know it yet no
I don't know it yet NO!

You don't get me anywhere
'cause there's something in the air
It seems like you're somewhere
I don't know no,
I don't know,

You should get me anywhere
You should get me anywhere

Overall Meaning

In Kilians's song "Sunday," the lyrics depict a failed relationship in which one person is moving on and leaving the other behind. The use of the past tense in the opening line "It sounds like you're leaving me behind" suggests that the relationship has already ended, and the singer is struggling to come to terms with it. The line "I go around to find some time" may indicate that the singer is trying to distract themselves by keeping busy, but they are unable to escape the weight of the relationship's end.

The lyrics go on to express uncertainty and confusion, with the repeated refrain of "We don't know it yet NO!" indicating a sense of lostness and lack of direction. The lines "It seems like you're something I don't know" and "It seems like you're somewhere I don't know" further emphasize the singer's feelings of disconnection from the other person.

The song seems to be about the aftermath of a breakup and the difficulty of moving on. The repeated use of the phrase "You don't get me anywhere" suggests that the singer feels stuck and unable to make progress in their life without the other person. Overall, the lyrics of "Sunday" convey a sense of sadness, confusion, and longing for something that has been lost.

Line by Line Meaning

It sounds like you're leaving me behind
I'm sensing that you're moving on without me

I go around to find some time
I search for moments of solitude to reflect

But we don't get it back no,
Time cannot be reclaimed

We don't get it back No!
It's a lost opportunity

Is this the way we used to go?
Are we following the same path as before?

Something is always left to know
There are unanswered questions

But I don't know it yet no,
I'm still in the dark

We don't know it yet NO!
We haven't figured it out

I shine inside
I feel a sense of inner radiance

We're so bright
We exude positivity

You don't get me anywhere
You don't understand me