Care Of Cell 44
Zombies Lyrics

Good morning to you, I hope your feeling better baby
Starting the letter with a greeting, the writer expresses concern for the recipient's well-being.

Thinkin of me while you are far away
The writer acknowledges that the recipient may be thinking of them, showing their emotional connection with each other.

Counting the days until they set you free again
The writer is eagerly waiting for the recipient's release from prison and can't wait to be reunited with them.

Writing this letter, hoping your okay
The writer has sent a letter to the recipient, expressing their concern and hope that everything is alright with them.

Sent to the room you used to stay in every Sunday
The letter is addressed to the room where the recipient used to stay every Sunday. This shows how well the writer knows the recipient.

The one that is warmed by sunshine everyday
The writer describes the room as being warmed by sunshine every day, possibly trying to create a pleasant image in the recipient's mind.

And we'll get to know each other for a second time
The writer looks forward to reuniting with the recipient and getting to know them all over again, possibly due to the time spent apart.

Then you can tell me about your prison stay
The writer is interested in hearing about the recipient's experience in prison, showing that they still care about them despite the circumstances.

Feels so good your coming home soon
The writer expresses excitement and joy at the prospect of the recipient coming home soon.

Its gonna be good to have you back again with me
The writer expresses how much they have missed the recipient and looks forward to having them back.

Watching the laughter play around your eyes
The writer fondly remembers the recipient's laughter and is excited to see it again.

Come up and getcha, saved up for the train fare money
The writer has saved up money to pay for the recipient's train fare, further showing their eagerness to have them home.

Kiss and make-up and it will be so nice
The writer hopes to reconcile any differences they may have had in the past, and have a fresh start when the recipient comes back.

Walkin the way we used to walk
The writer looks forward to doing things with the recipient that they used to do before the separation.

And it could be so nice
Doing things together as they used to could be a positive experience for both of them.

Talkin the way we used to talk
The writer also looks forward to having conversations with the recipient like they used to.

And it could be so nice
Having conversations like they used to could also be a positive experience.

Feels so good your coming home soon
The writer reiterates their excitement for the recipient's return.