Coming Down
Nostalgic Reflections: Sunday and Monday Mornings with Stoney Blue Fish
Lyrics
Sunday morning coming down coming down
Reflecting on the feeling of sadness or a low point on a Sunday morning.
Another weekend spent fooling round fooling round
Having spent another weekend engaging in activities without much purpose or seriousness.
High as fuck just thinking back thinking back on
Recalling past moments while being under the influence of drugs.
All the times when you came around came around
Remembering instances when a particular person was present or involved.
When you're gone I think about how it used to be
Reflecting on memories and thoughts about how things used to be when the person was present.
You left long ago but memories don't leave
Even though the person left a while ago, the memories associated with them persist.
Darling I miss your pretty face pretty face
Expressing longing for the physical appearance of the missed person.
And how no one could take my place take my place
Feeling irreplaceable in the context of the relationship with that person.
Give me hope and give me peace give me peace
Seeking emotional support and tranquility from the absence of thoughts about the departed individual.
That you'll be gone and the thoughts will cease just cease
Hoping for the departure of the memories associated with the person, indicating a desire to move on.
When you're gone I think about how it used to be
Similar reflection on past memories and experiences due to the absence of the person.
You left long ago but memories don't leave
Reiteration that despite the person's departure, memories of them persist.
Monday morning coming down coming down
Reflecting on feelings of melancholy or low spirits on a Monday morning.
Haven't slept a wink feeling down feeling down
Experiencing sleeplessness and a state of feeling low or downcast.
High as fuck thinking back thinking back on
Recalling past moments while under the influence of drugs, similar to line 3.
All the times when you came around came around
Remembering instances when a particular person was present or involved, akin to line 4.
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