Working On Sunday

Album: yet to be titled (2021)
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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? Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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