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Sunday
Darling, it’s Sunday, but that boy’s all alone
Upon a cold rock, so far, far from his home
Baby can you give him a lift tonight
And walk him down the starlight
You were gently perfect for him
So sweet, your love was never dim
Whenever tears in his eyes would swell
Inside your arms, he could dwell
Can you excuse that lost boy?
Who thought your love was a toy
He has no idea what he just did
Still ignorin’ the fact that he’s stupid
But those voices had made him blind
Was too afraid to feel his mind
He’d gone down to your mansion to knock
But realized his shadow was on the door lock
Time will come when he’ll cry
And only think- oh my
“I let go of my own life!
Acting like I was just five”
Years have passed, now that boy’s a man
But he’s still unsure of his plan
All his friends are at the party dancing
But he is lying on the floor dreaming
“Oh, Heaven please help me get back to her,
Her summer voice is all I remember!”
He sits alone in drunken sorrow
Drives home, hoping for tomorrow
He used to be too gullible
But this heartbreak is terrible
Nostalgia pulls back, the pain is true
So, he only wants forgiveness from you
He doesn’t feel special on his birthday
Stays too tired and scared even on a Sunday
Everyone here says tis the season
But without you, he has no reason
To raise a glass to those good times
Too sad, so he just wrote these lines
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An emotionally poignant tribute to times which I wish I could re-live.