Barely Out Of Tuesday

Counting Crows

Transposer:

CAPO III [VERSE] Woke up Tuesday morning Staring at the ceiling Hoping for deliverance from the distances in you This room feels like an oven Somewhere south of nowhere North of nothing And I’m barely out of Tuesday Seen seven hours of Wednesday And I guess I’ve got regrets Well maybe you could leave a light on Leave a light on for me [CHORUS] Can you see her waiting there down by the sea? With a hat on above her eyes that are looking for me If you see me coming home turn me away Everybody tries to go back somewhere someday [VERSE] She kept me at a distance And fifty-two weeks later we’re still the same I’m standing in my basement making my arrangements And waiting for the telephone to ring to ring to ring So I left for Minnesota where the weather’s getting colder And people are changing Well maybe you could leave a light on Leave a light on for me [CHORUS] Oh can you see her waiting there down by the sea? And have arrangements made there for welcoming me And if you see me coming home turn me away Everybody tries to go back somewhere someday [BRIDGE] And if all this distance ain’t gonna bring you to me Then what’s the point of all this patience? It’s not your nature you just keep what you need And you got some pictures of me [VERSE] I woke up Wednesday morning Sometime Wednesday evening Hoping for a piece of something easy to believe When you live out on the border Of everything and nothing There’s nothing but waking and dreaming And I’m barely out of Tuesday No one to receive me And nothing is changing Well maybe you could leave a light on Leave a light on for me [CHORUS] Oh can you see her waiting there down by the sea? There’s a light on but there’s nobody waiting for me And if you see me coming home turn me away Everybody tries to go back somewhere someday Everybody tries to go back somewhere someday Everybody tries to go back somewhere someday Everybody tries to go back somewhere

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La chanson évoque un sentiment de solitude et d'attente. Le protagoniste se réveille dans une ambiance pesante, naviguant entre espoir et désillusion, et ressent une profonde distance par rapport à une personne aimée. À travers des souvenirs et des rêves, il cherche désespérément une connexion, tout en réalisant que le temps passe sans apporter de réponses. Le contexte semble s'inscrire dans une période de transition, où le chanteur se déplace d'un endroit à un autre, cherchant un sens à ses relations et à ses choix. Cette quête d'un retour vers une certaine quiétude est marquée par le besoin d’une lumière qui symbolise l'espoir, mais qui doit aussi être accueillie. C'est un reflet de notre besoin inné d'appartenance et de compréhension dans les moments d'incertitude.

Le Chansonnier