Sunday Morning
Olsen Brothers Lyrics


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I've been waiting on a Sunday Morning,
Waiting for my love to call,
Drinking coffee since the day was dawning,
Hanging round the empty hall,
Watching raindrops in the twilight,
On the windowpane,
I've been waiting on a Sunday morning,
Silently in the rain.

I've been waiting on a Sunday Morning
Sunday Morning waiting for a call,
Longing just to hear, you whisper in my ear tenderly,
I've been waiting on a Sunday Morning
Sunday Morning seems to change it all,
In my heart I know, that I still love you so desperately.

I've been waiting on a Sunday Morning,
Wondering if love's stille kind,
Trying ever since the day was dawning,
To control my restless mind,
Watching raindrops in the twilight,
On the windowpane,


I've been waiting on a Sunday morning,
Silently in the rain.

I've been waiting on a Sunday Morning
Sunday Morning waiting for a call,
Longing just to hear, you whisper in my ear tenderly,
I've been waiting on a Sunday Morning
Sunday Morning seems to change it all,
In my heart I know, that I still love you so desperately.

Someone says love's an illusion,
And the truth is no one cares,
It's a lie a wrong conclusion,
I feel love in the rain, in the air.

I've been waiting on a Sunday Morning
Sunday Morning waiting for a call,
Longing just to hear, you whisper in my ear tenderly,
I've been waiting on a Sunday Morning




Sunday Morning seems to change it all,
In my heart I know, that I still love you so desperately.

Overall Meaning

The Olsen Brothers’ “Sunday Morning” is a song about the longing and anticipation for a loved one to return. The song speaks about the singer waiting for his love to call, surrounded by the emptiness of his surroundings. He’s been waiting since daybreak and is watching the raindrops on his windowpane. As the day progresses, he’s trying to control his restless mind and wondering if love's still kind. He's waiting in the rain, silently, desperately hoping for a call from his loved one.


The lyrics are a reflection of the human sentiment of waiting for someone special. The term “Sunday Morning” adds an intriguing dimension to the song as it implies a time for rest, reflection, and possibly new beginnings. The lyrics are beautifully written to portray the raw emotion of waiting for love while sitting in a coffee house watching the raindrops fall. The singer is waiting eagerly for his loved one to give him a call, hoping that his love is genuine and will not fade away.


Line by Line Meaning

I've been waiting on a Sunday Morning
The singer has been anticipating a call from their lover on a Sunday morning


Waiting for my love to call
The singer is hoping to hear from their significant other


Drinking coffee since the day was dawning
The singer has been drinking coffee since early in the morning while waiting for the call


Hanging round the empty hall
The artist is waiting alone in a quiet and empty space


Watching raindrops in the twilight, On the windowpane
The artist is watching the raindrops on their window as it begins to get dark


Silently in the rain
The singer is waiting quietly in the rain


Longing just to hear, you whisper in my ear tenderly
The singer desires to hear their lover's voice and affectionate whispers


Sunday Morning seems to change it all
The artist believes that love is more powerful and hopeful on a Sunday morning


In my heart I know, that I still love you so desperately
The artist has not stopped loving their significant other deeply


Wondering if love's still kind
The artist is questioning if love can still be kind and true


Trying ever since the day was dawning, to control my restless mind
The singer has been attempting to quiet their anxious thoughts since the morning


Someone says love's an illusion, And the truth is no one cares, It's a lie a wrong conclusion
The artist disagrees with the idea that love is meaningless or illusory


I feel love in the rain, in the air
The singer is convinced that love exists and can be felt, even in simple things like rain and air




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