Sunday to Monday

Verse 1

Seen you on a Sunday, thought we had more time,

Same old living room, same peace, same vibe,

I walked through the door, bags still in my hand,

You smiled and said, “Oh, what you doin’ here?”

I said, “I came to come see you,” simple and true,

Didn’t know that moment would stay like a tattoo.

We laughed for a second, the room felt light,

Didn’t know that was our last good night.

Hook

Sunday felt normal, Monday broke my soul,

One day you’re here, next day I’m lettin’ you go,

How the world keep spinnin’ when mine fell apart?

From a smile and a laugh to a shattered heart.

Sunday to Monday… life changed fast,

Now I’m learnin’ how to live with the last.

Verse 2

You asked me how I was, yeah, you always did,

Like my answer mattered, like I was a kid,

Sat in that room where I always felt safe,

Didn’t know time was stealin’ our space.

We talked ‘bout nothin’, we talked ‘bout life,

Those quiet moments cut deeper than knives,

I grabbed my things, said I’d see you soon,

Now “soon” feel heavy in an empty room.

Hook

Sunday felt normal, Monday broke my soul,

One day you’re here, next day I’m lettin’ you go,

How the world keep spinnin’ when mine fell apart?

From a smile and a laugh to a shattered heart.

Sunday to Monday… life changed fast,

Now I’m learnin’ how to live with the last.

Bridge

If I knew that time was that fragile then,

I’d have stayed a little longer, forgot that train,

But love don’t tell you when it’s the end,

It just leaves you memories instead.

Verse 3

Now every Sunday carry a little ache,

Every Monday remind me what grief can take,

But the last thing we shared was love, not fear,

A smile, a laugh… and I was here.

So I hold that moment close to my chest,

‘Cause the last time with you was still the best,

Rest easy, Uncle Norman, till the day we meet,

I came to see you… and you came to me.

Outro (spoken, quiet)

You smiled.

That’s how I’ll remember you