She Left With Sunday

🎤 [Intro – 4 Bars, soft organ/pad with reverb]

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I still pour the coffee… even though you don’t drink it
I still open the blinds… but the sun won’t sink in
You ain’t just gone… you took the light, the choir, the rain…
Yeah, when she left… she left with Sunday
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🎤 [Verse 1 – 8 Bars, reflective vocal tone]

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Used to hum through the kitchen with that floral dress
Now I pace like a prayer in a Sunday mess
Even the preacher asked why I don't show
But I can’t sit in them pews when your shadow glows
Bible on the nightstand, turned to Psalms
But the words all blur when you’re gone this long
You ain’t just love — you were my faith
Now I only sing in an empty space
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🎤 [Chorus – 8 Bars, gospel-style harmony ready]

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She left with Sunday, with my peace, my grace
Took the warmth right out this place
Left the hymn but stole the hope
Now I pray and choke
No “amen,” just static hums
No choirs, no rising suns
If Heaven ever hears me say…
It’s quiet now… since she left with Sunday
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🎤 [Verse 2 – 8 Bars, soft then lifted]

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Tried to wear white and forgive the pain
But I still bleed in the chapel frame
Your cup still sits by the window’s glow
Like even it’s scared to let you go
I dressed up faith in denim and chains
Thought love could live through southern rain
But I watched her walk out slow that day
And ever since then… I don’t pray the same
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🎤 [Bridge – 4 Bars, light falsetto or high harmony stack]

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If I see her in a church one day…
Don’t tell her what I still can’t say
Just turn the page, let silence speak
‘Cause some faith don’t ever peak
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🎤 [Final Chorus – 8 Bars, emotionally lifted outro]

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She left with Sunday, took the soul I knew
Left this heart sittin’ in her pew
I don't dress up, I don't sing no more
Just hum that note she closed the door
You don’t get saved when the light’s this dim
You don’t feel healed when the hurt sink in
I’ve been quiet ever since that day…
‘Cause she left with Sunday… and she ain’t look my way
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90 BPM, E Min, Emotional falsetto, gospel backing vocals, and trap-infused acoustic guitar