Sunday
spinanes the Lyrics

In "Sunday," Spinanes' vocalist, Rebecca Gates, sings about a complicated relationship that seems to have reached a stalemate. The first two lines - "You could never turn me off, just turn me upside down" - could be interpreted as the singer saying that they are constantly affected by their partner, even when they try to resist it. The line "When push comes to shove, I knew you'd be around to help me put it down" suggests that there is a sense of dependency. The phrase "put it down" could refer to either ending an argument or settling a dispute.

As the song progresses, Gates sings about finding "funny papers" and "picking up things" that her partner has dropped. These could be literal items, but could also symbolize overlooked details or issues in the relationship that have been ignored. The line "I've got an answer, let's listen to it all come down" implies that the singer is ready to address these issues and come to a resolution.

The chorus - "Forgotten, feigning / But you know how far away we are" - suggests that there has been some sort of rift in the relationship, where one or both parties have been neglectful or pretending everything is okay. The final lines - "Caught you spinning on himself in the pretty night / Giving into this / But you know how far away we are" - imply that despite moments of connection or intimacy, there is still a distance between the two parties.