Song | Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down |
Artist | Willie Nelson |
Album | Remember Me, Vol. 1 |
well i woke up sunday morning | |
with no way to hold my head that didn't hurt | |
and the beer i had for breakfast wasn't bad | |
so i had one more for desert | |
then i fumbled through my closet for my clothes | |
and found my cleanest dirty shirt | |
then i washed my face and combed my hair | |
and stumbled down the stair to meet the day | |
i'd smoke my brain the night before | |
with cigarettes and songs that i've been picking | |
but i lit my first and watched a small kid cussin' at a can | |
that he was kicking | |
then i crossed the empty street | |
and caught the sunday smell of someone fryin' chicken | |
and it took me back to something | |
that i'd lost somehow somewhere along the way | |
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on the sunday morning sidewalk | |
wishing lord that i was stoned | |
cause there's something in a sunday | |
makes a body feel alone | |
and there's nothing short of dying | |
half as lonesome as the sound | |
on the sleepin' city sidewalk | |
sunday morning coming down | |
in the park i saw a daddy | |
with a laughing little girl he was swinging | |
and i stopped beside a sunday school and | |
listened to the songs that they were singing | |
then i headed back for home | |
and somewhere far away a lonely bell was ringing | |
and it echoed through the canyons | |
like a disappearing dream of yesterday | |
on the sunday morning sidewalk | |
wishing lord that i was stoned | |
cause there's something in a sunday | |
makes a body feel alone | |
and there's nothing short of dying | |
half as lonesome as the sound | |
on the sleepin' city sidewalk | |
sunday morning coming down | |
du~~lo~~~~~ | |
...... |
well i woke up sunday morning | |
with no way to hold my head that didn' t hurt | |
and the beer i had for breakfast wasn' t bad | |
so i had one more for desert | |
then i fumbled through my closet for my clothes | |
and found my cleanest dirty shirt | |
then i washed my face and combed my hair | |
and stumbled down the stair to meet the day | |
i' d smoke my brain the night before | |
with cigarettes and songs that i' ve been picking | |
but i lit my first and watched a small kid cussin' at a can | |
that he was kicking | |
then i crossed the empty street | |
and caught the sunday smell of someone fryin' chicken | |
and it took me back to something | |
that i' d lost somehow somewhere along the way | |
xiàng fēng yí yàng zhěng lǐ zhì zuò | |
on the sunday morning sidewalk | |
wishing lord that i was stoned | |
cause there' s something in a sunday | |
makes a body feel alone | |
and there' s nothing short of dying | |
half as lonesome as the sound | |
on the sleepin' city sidewalk | |
sunday morning coming down | |
in the park i saw a daddy | |
with a laughing little girl he was swinging | |
and i stopped beside a sunday school and | |
listened to the songs that they were singing | |
then i headed back for home | |
and somewhere far away a lonely bell was ringing | |
and it echoed through the canyons | |
like a disappearing dream of yesterday | |
on the sunday morning sidewalk | |
wishing lord that i was stoned | |
cause there' s something in a sunday | |
makes a body feel alone | |
and there' s nothing short of dying | |
half as lonesome as the sound | |
on the sleepin' city sidewalk | |
sunday morning coming down | |
du lo | |
...... |