Sunny Side Up
Gabrielle Wortman · Home Is Where The Art Is
Like milkshakes from the diner girl
Indication of something little more bright
Clouds I have a fungus for
Showing of a common storm
It's electricity in our sky
Tonight, tonight
And icing on the cake is such a saturated type of love
Cover for a something a little far apart
And her lipstick on your skin it indicates I'm falling in
And if only they made makeup for my heart, my heart
And roll on into second wave but tall-ions
Cause I never saw it coming the ambushes militia
Of battles of love in my living room for you
Sounded like a spelling bee
A honey comb of empathy
A twist and turn rather burn just like Joan of Arc
Black and white prison stripes
I wear them like my badge of pride
Chained to you from my outside the inside of my light
And roll on into second wave but tall-ions
Cause I never saw it coming the ambushes militia
Of battles of love in my living room for you
Where are my marshals
So I can bounce on back to you
Cause the good kinda cool
You're the good kinda fool
I'm used to you
Sunny days are wingfull
Like milkshakes from the diner girl
About Sunny Side Up
Gabrielle Wortman's "Sunny Side Up" serves as a standout track on her 2021 album *Home Is Where The Art Is*, embodying the warm, intimate acoustic pop sound that defines her discography. The recording features Wortman's characteristic blend of folk and indie sensibilities, utilizing simple instrumentation to highlight her clear, emotive vocal delivery. As part of a cohesive body of work that includes tracks like "Simple" and "Vagabond," the song reflects a period where Wortman focused on crafting music that feels both personal and universally relatable. The track's gentle rhythm and lyrical focus on domestic imagery create a serene atmosphere, characteristic of her approach to exploring themes of home and connection through her music.