Down

The speaker sounds as if he is meeting someone—or presenting himself—while asking for a message and direction. The repeated claim that he has waited a long time suggests longing, and the arrival of the “Sunday girl” seems to bring excitement or relief. But the lyrics do not explain who she is, so the relationship and the reason for the waiting remain unclear.

“Sunday girl” may suggest someone associated with comfort, hope, or a special day, but it could simply be a nickname. “You’re all mine now” sounds possessive and confident, though it might also express playful enthusiasm. The repeated invitation to “follow me down” creates a sense of movement toward somewhere, but “down” could mean a literal place or a more symbolic, darker direction.

The song’s repeated questions—“What’s the message?” and “Will you show me the way?”—make the speaker seem curious and possibly uncertain, despite his confident words. That contrast leaves room for different readings: he may be celebrating a long-awaited connection, seeking guidance from another person, or speaking in a deliberately mysterious way. The lyrics offer no clear answer, so the mood matters as much as any single explanation.