Sunday Saints

Jordan Davis

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[Intro] | Cadd9 | | Cadd9 | | [Verse 1] Cadd9 G D You can say whatever you like About the way we were raised up Cadd9 G D Done some wrong done some right A few things we ain’t proud of Cadd9 G D We keep a Bible by the bed and We keep a bottle in the cabinet Cadd9 G I’ll be the first to admit Got some good and we got some bad habits [Chorus] Cadd9 G We’re the cold-beer raisers and last-call chasers And fourth-quarter prayers when it’s on the line Cadd9 G Don’t-back-downers and stand-our-grounders And up with the sunners after out all night yеah Yeah we’re hеll-bent on calling heaven home when he calls our name Cadd9 We’re the don’t-stop believers the somewhere-betweeners The Saturday sinners and the Sunday saints [Instrumental] | Cadd9 | | [Verse 2] Cadd9 G D We stay out too late And probably run a little too hard Cadd9 G D Throw some money in the plate Throw the rest in a tip jar Cadd9 Still got a few prayers left to pray Still got a little road left to run But it’s good to know I ain’t the only one [Chorus] Cadd9 G We’re the cold-beer raisers and last-call chasers And fourth-quarter prayers when it’s on the line Cadd9 G Don’t-back-downers and stand-our-grounders And up with the sunners after out all night yеah Yeah we’re hеll-bent on calling heaven home when he calls our name Cadd9 We’re the don’t-stop believers the somewhere-betweeners The Saturday sinners and the Sunday saints All them Sunday saints [Bridge] Cadd9 Still got a little growing up to get Still got some noise I got to make But I got a girl I get to love she gave me two I get to raise Cadd9 Still got a lot of growing up to do Still got a lot of read left to read But it’s good to know I’m in good company [Chorus] Cadd9 G Of the cold-beer raisers and last-call chasers And fourth-quarter prayers when it’s on the line Cadd9 G Don’t-back-downers and stand-our-grounders And up with the sunners after out all night yеah Yeah we’re hеll-bent on calling heaven home when he calls our name Cadd9 We’re the don’t-stop believers the somewhere-betweeners The Saturday sinners and the Sunday saints All them Sunday saints [Outro] Oh when the saints go marching in Oh when the saints go marching in G Cadd9 Good Lord I want to be in the number Of when the saints go marching in

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Cette chanson évoque la dualité de la vie des personnes qui jonglent entre des comportements débridés et une foi sincère. L’artiste parle de ceux qui s’amusent le week-end tout en gardant un lien avec leurs croyances, comme avoir une Bible près du lit pour se rappeler d’où ils viennent. Ils admettent leurs erreurs, mais se considèrent aussi comme de bons croyants. Ils montrent que chacun a ses propres luttes et que malgré leurs manquements, ils cherchent le chemin vers un bonheur spirituel, espérant un jour être accueillis au ciel. Le contexte de cette chanson semble ancré dans une culture américaine traditionnelle, où la vie moderne et les valeurs religieuses coexistent souvent dans un équilibre précaire. Les protagonistes naviguent ainsi entre des plaisirs éphémères et une quête de rédemption, illustrant bien la complexité des êtres humains face à leur foi.

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