“Sunny Weather,” from singer-songwriter Whoeverthatis, is a bittersweet, tender ballad about a man waking up from a coma., and being cared for in his helpless state. “I will never forget the moment when I reopened my eyes You were sitting there beside me and the room was way too bright Still I could see you You and your smile. It was something I could focus on While being utterly surprised. And I didn’t know where I was Still you made me feel so safe When I wanted to get up and jump around But you told me to wait Oh I could hardly move my arms and legs They told me I have slept For the last two years and somehow lately I got better. And I sat with sunny weather But I was trapped in this white room And I just wanted to get out and you kept saying I know but we’ll get there. and I hated you so much, but I loved your looks at the same time.” This song contains a nice, nuanced contradiction between gratitude and frustration, between feelings of liberation and feelings of imprisonment. The story is poetically ambiguous, and the narrator’s relationship to his caregiver is no exception…possibly being his lover, his spouse, his friend, or even perhaps the hospital nurse. Whoever she (or he) is, the narrator finds her/him beautiful, and uses their beauty and the beauty of the world (the sunny weather) as a window of escape from his lonely prison of a hospital room. I look forward to more from the mysterious Whoeverthatis.