Sugababes – Sunday Rain

SONG INFORMATION

Song: Sunday Rain
Artist: Sugababes
Featured On: Catfights and Spotlights (2008)
Written By: Amelle BerrabahHeidi RangeKeisha BuchananSteve BookerKaren Poole
Produced By: Steve Booker

“Sunday Rain” is a song recorded by Sugababes for their seventh album “Catfights & Spotlights”. The song is featured as the albums fifth song and runs for 4 minutes and 01 seconds and is registered on ASCAP with each of the girls credited as writers and the Sugababes listed as a credited artist.

LYRICS

Color Legder:
Amelle | Heidi | Keisha | All

Standing on the platform
Waiting for the train
Watching the weather change
I’m seeing shades of grey
They say love’s a many splendored thing
We’ve made a mess of everything
It’s left me wondering

If it’s just a picture, postcard
Made to teach ya
Some place that you’re never gonna go
Never gonna know
You give all your heart and get nothing to show


Days turn to nights and the nights never end
You break my heart and I’ll break yours
That’s how it goes, it goes over and over
And all that we are is just playing a part in the game
You know what they say wit Saturday sun
Always comes Sunday Rain

Another tear drop falling down my face
You stand there at the gate
But I know I can not stay
The part I hate is standing here
In the ashes of the fire
Watching me pay the price of my desire
You know I’m gonna go, you’re never gonna know
I’d give it all up ain’t got nothing to show


Days turn to nights and the nights never end
You break my heart (break my heart)
And I’ll break yours (I’ll break yours)
That’s how it goes, it goes over and over
And all that we are is just playing a part in the game
You know what they say with Saturday sun (day sun)
Always comes Sunday Rain

Days turn to nights (nights) and the nights never end (no)
You break my heart (break my heart)
And I’ll break yours (I’ll break yours)
That’s how it goes, it goes over and over
And all that we are is just playing a part in the game
You know what they say with Saturday sun (day sun)
Always comes Sunday Rain (woo-hoo)