Sunday Mornings
Navigating Love's Turbulence: Georgie Raft's Sunday Mornings Tale
Lyrics
Stay there, like I wanted
Desire for the person to stay in a particular position, expressing a longing or preference.
And I'll touch you with my eyes
Using eye contact to convey a connection or intimacy without physical touch.
You're here and it's pouring
Acknowledging the presence of the person and setting the scene, possibly in a cozy or intimate environment.
So, trace your glass against my thigh
Suggesting a sensual or intimate gesture, using a glass to make physical contact.
Come along morning
Transitioning to the morning, possibly a metaphor for a new phase or beginning.
Maybe I'm dreaming, maybe you're smoking
Uncertainty about reality, questioning if the situation is a dream or influenced by external factors like smoking.
Couldn't get up if I tried
Expressing difficulty in getting up, possibly implying a state of contentment or laziness.
Maybe I'm lonely, maybe you'll hold me
Considering the possibility of loneliness and the desire for emotional support through physical contact.
Maybe you're thinking that we could be different this time
Speculating on the potential for a different, possibly more meaningful, connection this time.
Different this time
Reiterating the hope for a unique or improved experience compared to the past.
I hate Sunday mornings
Expressing a dislike for Sunday mornings, associating them with negative emotions or experiences.
It's when the loneliness comes knocking at my door
Describing the intrusion of loneliness during Sunday mornings, indicating a vulnerable emotional state.
And I hate that you say you love me when I'm not completely sure
Expressing discomfort with declarations of love when uncertain about the sincerity or completeness of such feelings.
Oh, but this won't keep us afloat
Repeatedly emphasizing that the current situation or feelings won't sustain or preserve the relationship.
This won't keep us afloat
-This won't keep us afloat
-This won't keep us afloat
-This won't keep us afloat
-This won't keep us afloat
-This won't keep us afloat
-This won't keep us afloat
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