Sunday
Ray D sky Lyrics
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Working hard fromMonday until Saturday.
I′ve got every Sunday,
I've got every Sunday just to spend on me.
Saturday has be and gone
Tomorrow I will the I want.
I know everything is allright,
Everything is all right
Hope that it′s a Sunday running to true my head
I've got every Sunday
I've got every Sunday just to spend on me
Saturday has be and gone
Tomorrow I will the I want.
I know everything is allright,
Everything is all right.
The lyrics of Ray D sky's song "Sunday" depict the hard work and monotony of everyday life, and the importance of having a day to oneself. The singer reveals that they spend their hard-earned money on necessities during the week, from Monday to Saturday. However, they are grateful for having Sundays to spend solely on their own relaxation and enjoyment. The emphasis on Sundays as a day of rest is further emphasized by the repetition of the line "I've got every Sunday just to spend on me."
In the second verse, the singer expresses their anticipation for Sundays, even dreaming about them on other days of the week. They look forward to being able to do what they want without any obligations or responsibilities. Again, the repetition of the line "I've got every Sunday just to spend on me" reinforces the idea that Sundays are precious and reserved for personal pleasure, rather than work or errands.
The overarching theme of "Sunday" is the importance of having time for self-care and relaxation amidst the demands of everyday life. The repetition of key phrases throughout the song emphasizes the significance of Sundays as a day of rest and rejuvenation.
Line by Line Meaning
I spend my rich just way thing
I use my money frivolously, without any real purpose or plan.
Working hard from Monday until Saturday.
I work tirelessly throughout the week, from Monday to Saturday.
I've got every Sunday,
Luckily, I have a day off each week, which happens to be Sunday.
I've got every Sunday just to spend on me.
I make sure to use my Sundays for self-care and indulgence.
Saturday has be and gone
Saturday has already passed and is now over.
Tomorrow I will the I want.
I can do whatever I please tomorrow, without worrying about work or other responsibilities.
I know everything is allright
I have a feeling of contentment and satisfaction, and am not worried about the future.
Everything is all right
I'm reassured that everything is indeed fine and under control.
I wake up every morning
Each day, I start anew and try to make the most of it.
Hope that it's a Sunday running to true my head
I long for Sundays, as they help me clear my mind and refresh my spirit.
I've got every Sunday
Again, I'm grateful for having a weekly day of rest and relaxation.
I've got every Sunday just to spend on me
On these Sundays, I focus on doing things that make me happy and fulfilled.
Writer(s): Joseph Rattray, Kevin Brolly, Louis Abbott, Sarah Hayes, Philip Hague
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