Story Behind The Song

The song is purely fictional. The intro verses are a poem that was written as a stand alone. The verses and chorus parts in the main body of the song were written one night under the influence of a substance that will remain nameless.

Song Description

A man dealing with the death of a women he both loved and feared.

Lyrics

Saturday Sunshine Rock

INTRO
In your room
There are no doors
A confusing maze
Of unbroken walls

In your room
There is no sign
A vague hallucination
Of tender celebration

In your room
There is no air
Survival eternal
Loving sympathy

In your room
There is no direction
A lost world
Of uncharted roads

In your room
I come and go
As I please
In your room
I slide into bed
With ease
Look at you, look at you, look at you, look at you, lady
Look at you, look at you, look at you, look at you, friend
Look at you, look at you, look at you, look at you, lady
In your room
In your room
In your room

VERSE 1
Screwy drivers, look alivers
Some contrive the feelings they convey
Instant stardom, masked maraudum
She is gone now it's too late to pray

CHORUS
Never thought I'd say this
But the world is really fine
Waking up lonely
Saturday Sunshine
Never thought I'd say this
But the world is really fine
Waking up lonely
Saturday Sunshine
VERSE 2
High flying, never lying
Death defying memories show you time
Fully dressed I must confess
I thought the blessed would have a little shine

CHORUS
Never thought I'd say this
But the world is really fine
Waking up lonely
Saturday Sunshine
Never thought I'd say this
But the world is really fine
Waking up lonely
Saturday Sunshine

VERSE 3
Secrets dangling, noises tangling
See the dancing angels in the sky
Making lonely, hoping slowly
Nothings holy it is just a lie

CHORUS
Never thought I'd say this
But the world is really fine
Waking up lonely
Saturday Sunshine
Never thought I'd say this
But the world is really fine
Waking up lonely
Saturday Sunshine