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Working On Sunday

By Gary LeVox

1,578 views Jul 10, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

Gary LeVox's song 'Working on Sunday' is a heartfelt prayer from a man in crisis, pleading with God for a miracle to save his broken relationship. He acknowledges his neglect of prayer and admits he's desperate, even asking God to work on a Sunday—a day traditionally set apart. The lyrics reference biblical miracles like parting the Red Sea and walking on water, expressing faith that God can intervene in his situation. The song captures raw human vulnerability and the belief that God hears urgent, imperfect prayers.

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Lord it's been a while since I've prayed

And I'm hoping that I'm not too late

See we fought and she left, I called and I text

But she won't answer me, so I'm down on my knees


I know how you feel about working on Sunday

But I need a miracle in a bad way

And I don't think I can wait

I don't think I can make it till Monday

I know how you feel about working on Sunday


But I might've broke an angel's heart

Lord and I don't know even where to start

You walked on water and Red Sea parted

And surely heaven knows, I need a miracle like one of those


I know how you feel about working on Sunday

But I need a miracle in a bad way

And I don't think I can wait

I don't think I can make it till Monday

I know how you feel about working on Sunday


You made this world and I'm losing mine

God I know this is your day but I'm running out of time


How do you feel about working this Sunday

Lord I need one of your miracles in a bad way

And I know I can't wait

Yes I know I can't make it till Monday

How do you feel about working just this one lone Sunday?

I know how you feel about working on Sunday

Lord I need one of your miracles

How do you feel about working just this Sunday?

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