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The Tuesday Lyrics

I hope it rains
I wish for it to rain hard enough so that the blood left in the sink can be washed away.

There's blood in the sink
There is blood left in the sink from the fight that occurred in the garage.

Why'd you two have to fight
Curious as to why those people fought in the garage.

In the garage
The location of the fight where blood was left in the sink.

If it rains
If it rains, the blood left in the sink from the fight in the garage will be washed away.

The blood left in the sink
The aftermath of the fight in the garage.

Will wash away
The hope that the rain will clean the blood off the sink and also symbolically wash away the trauma caused by the fight.

Shadowboxers on the wall
An image in the room, possibly indicating some sort of previous fighting or aggression.

Before I sleep
Before going to bed, these thoughts are on the artist's mind.

Watched you fight
The artist witnessed the fight and its violent aftermath.

Watched you bleed
The violent consequences of the fight.

While I sleep the room twists cold
The artist feeling that the trauma of the fight still lingers in the room and possibly haunts them in their sleep.

And now my eyes
As a result of the experience, the singer is now acutely aware of the danger and violence of the world around them.

They don't close
Protagonist probably has trouble sleeping due to the trauma and fear caused by the experience.

Maybe one day
There is a sense of longing or hope for the future.

It'll all wash away
The possibility of the trauma and violence of the fight in the garage eventually becoming meaningless or forgotten.

I'm still not who I want to be
The artist acknowledges that they still have personal growth and development to do in order to become the person they aspire to be.

But I'm coming closer
The singer has made some progress towards personal growth and development, but still has some ways to go.

I just don't need this
The desire to move on from the trauma and violence, and not let it hold them back from becoming the person they aspire to be.

Bringing me down
The negative impact the trauma and violence has on the artist's life.

This dark cloud
The negative and lingering effects of the trauma and violence that the artist experiences as a dark cloud over them.

Maybe one day
The sense of hope for the future remains.

I'll see your face
The possibility of seeing someone in person that the singer previously only had visual memories of (possibly from pictures or videos).

Different from the same old
The hope that the person they see in person will not simply be a reflection of their memories but a new, changed person.

Pictures in my mind
Visual memories of a person that the singer holds on to.

I don't know if you'd
Not sure if this person would still want to see the singer after what happened.

Want to be here if you could
The uncertainty of whether or not this person would even want to return to the place and situation where the trauma occurred if they had the choice.

No one will know
The artist seems to be keeping their feelings and thoughts to themselves, with no expectation of anyone else knowing or understanding their experiences and emotions.

And I don't need to know
The artist is willing to let go of trying to understand the situation or other people's feelings and truly move on from the trauma.

I'm not the one who needs you
The singer acknowledges that they do not need this person in their life to make progress in their personal growth and development.