Lyrics Jessica Mauboy – Sunday
Text:
Oh, hey, mmm
Woke up thinkin’ ’bout last night (Last night)
After all this time, you’re still my type (My type)
You’re in all my deepest thoughts
When we get emotional (Emotional, emotional)
You close me out and lock the door (Lock the door, lock the door)
I don’t have the words to say (No)
I just wanna meet half-way
I just want your honesty (Ooh)
If I walk out and I leave (Ooh)
That ain’t on me, it’s on you (Hey)
I don’t wanna tell you what you should do (No, no)
‘Cause I just want me and you (Oh, yeah you)
Chillin’ on a Sunday afternoon (Yeah, yeah, yeah, Sunday)
But I got all these blessin’s to myself (Oh, yeah, yeah)
Yeah, I got all these blessin’s to myself (Oh, yeah, yeah)
But I just want me and you (Yeah)
Chillin’ on a Sunday afternoon
I forgive you, then you forget (Forget)
You sleepin’ even if you didn’t make the bed (Make the bed)
I just wanna fix it
But you gon’ have to do your part and lift it, oh
I just want your honesty (Ooh)
If I walk out and I leave (Ooh)
That ain’t on me, it’s on you (Hey, hey)
I don’t wanna tell you what you should do
‘Cause I just want me and you (Uh, hey)
Chillin’ on a Sunday afternoon (Uh-oh)
But I got all these blessin’s to myself (Oh, yeah, yeah)
But I just want me and you (Yeah)
Chillin’ on a Sunday afternoon
Yeah, that ain’t on me, it’s on you
I don’t wanna tell you what you should do (Ooh)
I just want me and you
Chillin’ on a Sunday afternoon
I just want your honesty (Ooh) (Your honesty)
If I walk out and I leave (Ooh)
That ain’t on me, it’s on you (Hey, yeah)
I don’t wanna tell you what you should do (Do)
‘Cause I just want me and you (I know you do, do)
Chillin’ on a Sunday afternoon
But I got all these blessin’s to myself (Oh, yeah, yeah)
Yeah, I got all these blessin’s to myself (Oh, yeah, yeah)
But I just want me and you (Me and you)
Chillin’ on a Sunday afternoon
Yeah, you and me
(Oh-oh, Sunday afternoon)
Chillin’ on a Sunday afternoon (Sunday)
Chillin’ on a Sunday, yeah
(Oh-oh, Sunday afternoon)
Chillin’ on a Sunday afternoon
Chillin’ on a Sunday