Hello Sunny Weather
Embracing Change and Love: Hello Sunny Weather Meaning Unveiled
Lyrics
This song is probably most notable (to me) for being very much *below* my normal singing range. The out-of-range vocals reminds me, I suppose, of 'Untitled' off of The Cure's 1989 release Disintegration, an incredible album. It works, I suppose, and that's what matters.
This song is noted for being outside the usual singing range, reminiscent of The Cure's 'Untitled' from Disintegration.
I've never been accused of writing a whole lot of love songs, and rightfully so. 'Sunny Weather', I suppose, is as close as I've gotten thus far. This song was actually written for my wife, but I never told her ... she figured it out later on. It doesn't have the typical romantic flair of Pop 40 love songs, but just a simple truth: though I'm not perfect, God is working in my heart!
The songwriter doesn't typically write love songs, but 'Sunny Weather' is a subtle expression of love for his wife, highlighting personal growth with God's influence.
She shook her head and turned away
The narrator's wife rejects his attempts to communicate, expressing disappointment in his lack of change despite promises.
She said she will not hear my voice today
-"you are still asleep and still the same,
-Same as the day you said you'd change."
-and with my thoughts she let me stand
The narrator reflects on his thoughts and hopes that if he opens up (lets his "rocket land"), his wife will see the vulnerable side of him.
With words that scared my face and hands
-Maybe when I let my rocket land
-She will see the boy inside the man
-break this heart as cold as stone
Encouragement to break down the narrator's cold heart, leading to the arrival of "sunny weather" or positive change in the relationship.
You got to, got to now
-Then hello sunny weather
-Hello sunny weather
-breathe so deep this love of Christ
Deeply breathe in the love of Christ, seeking positive transformation and embracing "sunny weather."
I got to, got to now
-Then hello sunny weather
-Hello, hello
-loveliness it has a name
Referencing names and searching for the Saviour's face, implying a spiritual journey and longing for divine guidance.
Like John and Jill and Bill and Charlemagne
-And I guess my years of acting sane
-Were spent looking for the Saviour's face
-I know I've said this all before
Acknowledging repetition but emphasizing the sincerity of the current expression of feelings and commitment.
But I'm sure I mean it now all the more...
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