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Sunday Girl Lyrics
I know a girl from a lonely street
Cold as ice cream but still as sweet
Dry your eyes sunday girl
Hey I saw your guy with a different girl
Looks like he's in another world
Run and hide sunday girl
Hurry up hurry up and wait
I stay away all week and still I wait
I got the blues
Please come see what your lovin means to me
She can't catch up with the working crowd
The weekend mood and she's feeling proud
Live in dreams sunday girl
"Baby I would like to go out tonight"
"If I go with you my folks'll get uptight"
Stay at home sunday girl
Hey, J'ai vu ton mec avec une autre fille
Il semblait dans un autre monde (Va) te
Cacher Sunday Girl Quand je t'ai revu (l'été)
J'ai décidé Si ton amour était pareil au
Mien je (peux rester) Sunday girl Dépêche-toi
Dépêche-toi et attend Toute la
Semaine absent et pourtant j'attend
J'ai le cafard, je t'en prie viens voir
Ce que ton amour représente pour pour moi
Dépêche-toi, dépêche-toi et attend
Toute la semaine absent et pourtant j'attend
J'ai le cafard, je t'en pris viens voir
Ce que ton amour représente pour moi
I got the blues
You Guys are idiots! - Read any of the Blondie Biographies - Sunday Girl was the name of Chris and Debbie's Cat in their NY Apartment. Not her pussy.... geez you idiots!
I think that last poster was correct, It's about their cat "Sunday Boy" - confirmation from the horses mouth...
I think that last poster was correct, It's about their cat "Sunday Boy" - confirmation from the horses mouth...
youtube.com/watch
youtube.com/watch
Great pop song
Great pop song
sigh I love it when Debbie sings in French.
French bit is: I seen you guy with another girl, He seemed in another world, You (Go) Hide Sunday Girl, When I saw you again (in the summer), I decided if you love was as similar to mine, I (could remain) Sunday Girl, Hurry up, hurry up and wait All week and yet I wait, I' feel gloomy, please come see me, And see what you love represents to me, Hurry up, hurry up and wait, All week and yet I wait, I' feel gloomy, Come to me and see, What your love represents for me
the best of Blondie of course!!!!
I loves this song..debrah is teaching me french!! Anyone translate? I'd love to know what I'm singing. This song is so cute..reminds me of the beach in the 60/70s or something..bless blondie!
French bit is: I seen you guy with another girl, He seemed in another world, You (Go) Hide Sunday Girl, When I saw you again (in the summer), I decided if you love was as similar to mine, I (could remain) Sunday Girl, Hurry up, hurry up and wait All week and yet I wait, I' feel gloomy, please come see me, And see what you love represents to me, Hurry up, hurry up and wait, All week and yet I wait, I' feel gloomy, Come to me and see, What your love represents for me
I love blondie. They are fantastic. This is such a happy song... in a way... heheh i make no sense
that french translation is way off...i dont have the time to translate it my self but i love when deb sings in french...although she butchers certain words like "dans" and "autre". I have an idea what this song is about...a wholesome young girl who is going out with a boy who uses her as just another girl to date since she isn't willing to go against her parents' wishes and see him on a daily basis, she's the sunday girl in this case.
i forgot to mention something that i read about this song that i found really bizarre...it says in one of the album booklettes that Sunday Girl is "chris'spaean to debbie's pet pussycat"...:S..i don't know what to make of that
In a 1998 interview on 'Later with Jools Holland' Chris Stein & Debbie Harry explained that Sunday Girl was about Debbie's Cat called 'Sunday Man' and about the cat running away. You can find it on Youtube :)
@c4rous3l A BBC documentary "Blondie in New York" suggested the situation might be more complex than that. Yes, there was a cat called "Sunday Man", but song-references can be multi-layered. There is nothing to say that a person's cat can't be used as an "alter-ego" or reference for that person, or someone completely different, if the songwriter wants to. A one-to-one correspondence with biographical details should also not be expected! For me, the song evokes the risks of safety as well as the dangers of adventure in personal relationships; for cats or anyone else!...
@c4rous3l A BBC documentary "Blondie in New York" suggested the situation might be more complex than that. Yes, there was a cat called "Sunday Man", but song-references can be multi-layered. There is nothing to say that a person's cat can't be used as an "alter-ego" or reference for that person, or someone completely different, if the songwriter wants to. A one-to-one correspondence with biographical details should also not be expected! For me, the song evokes the risks of safety as well as the dangers of adventure in personal relationships; for cats or anyone else!