[Verse] Sunshine spilled on our checkered cloth, Laughed and sipped from an old glass jug. You said, "Pass the salt," then the words got rough, Talkinâ 'bout money like itâs love or dust. [Pre-Chorus] Hands that held sweet lemonade, Now grab at shadows and debts unpaid. [Chorus] Oh, where did our Sunday go? Picnic turned to a showdown, slow. Counting coins where the wildflowers grow, Loveâs lost in the undertow. Yeah, our Sundayâs runninâ low, Picnic turned to a showdown, oh. [Verse] We unpacked dreams in paper bags, Now the weightâs heavier, sweet to jagged. You say I never saw the cost, But here I am, the one whoâs lost. [Pre-Chorus] Gravel in my throat, a bitter taste, Sunshine fading with our wasted grace. [Chorus] Oh, where did our Sunday go? Picnic turned to a showdown, slow. Counting coins where the wildflowers grow, Loveâs lost in the undertow. Yeah, our Sundayâs runninâ low, Picnic turned to a showdown, oh. [Bridge] If moneyâs the knife that cuts us down, Iâm bleeding out on this familiar ground. Can we trade the fight for a little peace? Or is this Sundayâs fire just meant to cease? [Chorus] Oh, where did our Sunday go? Picnic turned to a showdown, slow. Counting coins where the wildflowers grow, Loveâs lost in the undertow. Yeah, our Sundayâs runninâ low, Picnic turned to a showdown, oh. [Outro] Sunâs settinâ while the silence grows, One last look, then itâs time to go. Sundayâs story in a wounded tone, Picnicâs turned into a stone.