Sunday Best Bobbie Gentry
"Sunday Best" by Bobbie Gentry, released in 1969, is a #Country song reflecting themes of nostalgia and the contrast between appearance and reality. The lyrics depict a character who dresses up for Sunday but faces life's struggles. Unique elements include Gentry's storytelling style and rich imagery. The song captures Southern culture and resonates with listeners, influencing future artists.
[Verse]
When I'm walkin' hand in hand with you
I've got my yellow parasol, rivets colored blue
Shiny patent leather shoes, bran' new
Nothin' but my Sunday best for you
[Chorus]
Oh, it's such a pleasure
I can hardly speak
Each day is a treasure
It's Sunday every day of the week
[Post Chorus]
I will give you all of my love, so true
Nothin' but my Sunday best will do
Nothin' but my Sunday best for you
[Chorus]
Oh, it's such a pleasure
I can hardly speak
Each day is a treasure
It's Sunday every day of the week
[Post Chorus]
I will give you all of my love, so true
Nothin' but my Sunday best will do
Nothin' but my Sunday best for you
When I'm walkin' hand in hand with you
I've got my yellow parasol, rivets colored blue
Shiny patent leather shoes, bran' new
Nothin' but my Sunday best for you
[Chorus]
Oh, it's such a pleasure
I can hardly speak
Each day is a treasure
It's Sunday every day of the week
[Post Chorus]
I will give you all of my love, so true
Nothin' but my Sunday best will do
Nothin' but my Sunday best for you
[Chorus]
Oh, it's such a pleasure
I can hardly speak
Each day is a treasure
It's Sunday every day of the week
[Post Chorus]
I will give you all of my love, so true
Nothin' but my Sunday best will do
Nothin' but my Sunday best for you
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