Sunday
Pablo Nouvelle Feat. JJ & Palin Lyrics
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I never heard
Your feeling in the morning
If I could choose it
If I could choose it
I wouldn't going some place else
If I could chose it
Choose it, choose it
Some place else, oh oh
I never heard
I never heard
Your feeling in the morning
If I could choose it
If I could choose it
I wouldn't going some place else
Choose it, choose it
I never heard
I never heard
Your feeling in the morning
If I could choose it
If I could choose it
I wouldn't going some place else
Choose it, choose it
The lyrics to "Sunday" by Pablo Nouvelle Feat. JJ & Palin appear to be expressing a sense of ambivalence towards a romantic relationship. The repeated refrain "I never heard your feeling in the morning" suggests a lack of communication and emotional connection between the singer and their partner. The line "If I could choose it, I wouldn't go someplace else" implies that despite this disconnect, the singer is not actively seeking out other options for love. There is a sense of resignation to the situation, tinged with a subtle longing for something more.
Overall, the lyrics to "Sunday" convey a melancholic mood, underscored by a haunting instrumental track. There is a sense of emotional distance between the singer and the object of their affection, despite a desire for greater intimacy. The repetition of phrases like "choose it" and "some place else" highlights the theme of choice and agency in love, suggesting that the singer is unsure of how to move forward in the relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
I never heard
I have never listened to or been aware of
Your feeling in the morning
How you feel at the start of the day
If I could choose it
In the event that I had the power to decide
I wouldn't going some place else
I won't go somewhere different from where I am currently
Choose it, choose it
Make the selection, make the selection
Some place else, oh oh
A different location than where I am currently at, a different location than where I am currently at
Writer(s): Fabio Friedli, Hans-jakob Muhletaler, Sarah Vieth
Contributed by Anna V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.