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Forrest Frank's 'Sunday Morning' is a joyful, upbeat Christian song celebrating the simple pleasure of waking up on Sunday and spending time with Jesus. The lyrics compare the goodness of Sunday mornings to other days, emphasizing that being in God's presence is the best part of the week. With a lighthearted tone, the song mentions going to church, the comfort of air conditioning, and the provision of the Lord. It expresses gratitude and love for God, portraying a personal, intimate relationship with Him. The song's cheerful vibe and focus on Sunday worship make it a feel-good anthem for believers.
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Oh, Lord
Sunday morning, waking up next to You
Ain't much else in this world I'd rather do (Do)
Saturdays are fun, and Friday had its run
But Sunday morning, waking up next to You
Is the best point of view
Hmm, sunshine in Your hair (In your hair)
Way You glowing make it hard not to stare (Not to stare)
It ain't a game, and I know You don't care (Don't care)
But if You were, then it wouldn't be fair
'Cause Your flaws look better than the highlights of most
And Your bad side still gives me a reason to boast
I was writing this song thinking 'bout which day I like the most (Oh, Lord)
And something about Sunday morning waking up next to you (You)
Ain't much else in this world I'd rather do (Do)
Saturdays are fun and Friday had its run
But Sunday morning, waking up next to You
Is the best point of view (Huh)
(Ooh-ooh)
Mm, he-he, this that good feel when you 'bout to go to church
Summer sun is hot, but the air condition works
And the Lord provided, so there's no need to search
Jesus is The King, watch you put that on a shirt
'Cause Your flaws look better than the highlights of most
And Your bad side (You actually don't have a bad side)
But I was writing this song thinking 'bout which day I like the most
And Sunday morning waking up next to You (Sunday morning waking up next to You)
Oh there ain't much else in this world I'd rather do (No, no, no)
Saturdays are fun and Friday had its run
But Sunday morning, waking up next to You
Is the best point of view
Sunday morning, waking up next to You
Is the best point of view
Sunday morning, waking up next to You