Lyrics
Sunday in Memphis it's hallelujah dawn
Sunday in Memphis is a time of spiritual awakening and celebration.
I can hear the angels singin
The speaker perceives the presence of angels and a beautiful song in the atmosphere.
Such a beautiful song
The beauty of the song intensifies the spiritual experience.
Lost here in Memphis
The speaker feels lost and disconnected in Memphis.
Feeling so alone
A sense of loneliness permeates the speaker's emotions.
I can hear the church bells ringing
The sound of church bells serves as a beckoning to the speaker's home.
Callin me back home
The speaker is called back to a place of comfort and belonging.
Down on my luck
The speaker expresses a feeling of misfortune.
Here on these sidewalks
The sidewalks symbolize a challenging path in life.
It's Sunday in Memphis
Reiteration of the spiritual atmosphere on a Sunday in Memphis.
And I'm down to my last prayer
The speaker is at a low point, expressing a sense of desperation in prayer.
Sunday in Memphis
The repetition emphasizes the continued difficulty faced on this particular Sunday.
And I'm wishing you were here
The speaker wishes for the presence of someone special in this challenging time.
I can still remember
A recollection of past memories, possibly involving a significant person.
Every word she said
The speaker vividly recalls the words spoken by the significant person.
With every step that's taken
Every step taken symbolizes a journey, and every tear shed signifies emotional pain.
And every tear that's shed
Reflecting on the emotional impact of the journey.
Fell down on my knees
The speaker falls to their knees, a gesture of humility and seeking forgiveness.
Said please forgive me lord won't you please
The plea for forgiveness from the Lord.
It's Sunday in Memphis
Reiteration of the challenging situation on a Sunday in Memphis.
And I'm down to my last prayer
The speaker continues to express desperation in prayer.
Sunday in Memphis
The difficult circumstances persist, and the desire for companionship remains.
And I'm wishing you were here
Repeating the wish for the presence of a significant person.
We all make mistakes sometimes
A recognition of human fallibility and the inevitability of making mistakes.
That's just the way it goes
An acknowledgment of the reality of life's challenges and imperfections.
But we can change and make it right I know
Expressing hope for positive change and redemption.
It's Sunday in Memphis
Reiteration of the challenging circumstances on a Sunday in Memphis.
And I'm down to my last prayer
The speaker emphasizes the critical nature of their prayer in the face of adversity.
Sunday in Memphis
Continuation of the challenging situation on a Sunday in Memphis.
And I'm wishing you were here
The persistent wish for the presence of a comforting figure during difficult times.
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