Journey

Last week, the phrase "a month of Sundays" was in a Jeopardy! clue (which I got right), and this got me thinking about Colin Blunstone's Journey (because "Shadow of a Doubt" uses that phrase: "It would take a month of Sundays to understand you now").  I just listened to the album, and I had two general thoughts about it.

1. A number of songs (or song titles) either reference or use common sayings:

• "It may sound Greek to you" in "Weak for You" references "it's Greek to me"
• "See the forest for the trees" in "Weak for You"
• "Absence makes the heart grow fonder" in "Smooth Operation"
• The title "Shadow of a Doubt"
• "A month of Sundays" in "Shadow of a Doubt"

I don't really have anything to add to that; I just thought it interesting and wanted to note it.

2. The title Journey doesn't seem too far off from the title Odessey and Oracle, since journey is a synonym for odyssey, but I don't know if that's an intentional reference or just coincidence.