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The Sunday Song Lyrics by Amelia Curran

War Brides

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No one's gonna call
No one’s gonna call today
I can't do nothing wrong
Or anything at all
It's lonely at the top
It’s lonely at the bottom of the totem pole
No one's gonna come
No one's gonna come around
There's nothing to be done
And nothing makes a sound
I'm tired as a whale
Drifting from a river bed to higher ground
Sleepy like a boon
Sundry like a bang
I'm hurting like a uniform
And stupid as a lamb
No one's gonna call
No one's gonna come around
Tipsy like a jukebox
Topsy like a gin
I’m tortured like a microphone
And happy as a sin
No one’s gonna call
No one's gonna come around
No one’s gonna call
No one's gonna come around

About “The Sunday Song” by Amelia Curran

Read the complete lyrics to "The Sunday Song" by Amelia Curran from the album "War Brides". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"The Sunday Song" is credited to Amelia Curran. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"The Sunday Song" appears on "War Brides".

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