Lyrics
Been a long day, been a long week
Feeling the exhaustion of a long day and week
I can tell you're tired from
Observing signs of fatigue in your communication
The way that you speak
Noticing emptiness or distraction in your gaze
Looking at your eyes, there's no one at home
Sensing a lack of presence or engagement
Legs so heavy, alarms still going
Feeling physically drained with alarms persisting
Hey, do you have to go to work today?
Inquiring about the necessity of going to work
'Cause I hate to lay alone in bed awake
Expressing discomfort about being alone in bed awake
Won't you think about it and stay
Requesting consideration to stay together
Let our bodies waste away
Suggesting indulgence in idleness together
Hey, do you have to go to work today?
Repeating the inquiry about the need to work
I can tell from here that it's cold outside
Perceiving the coldness of the weather
You're turning that door key
Noticing the struggle with the door key, symbolizing resistance
Against the tide
Fighting against the challenges and difficulties
Over and above, the nine to five week
Acknowledging the grind of the typical workweek
So come and rest your head
Inviting to find solace and relaxation
On the fine silk sheets
Suggesting luxury and comfort with fine silk sheets
Hey, do you have to go to work today?
Reiterating the question about work commitment
'Cause I hate to lay alone in bed awake
Expressing discomfort about being alone and awake in bed
Won't you think about it and stay
Urging to consider staying together for leisure
Let our bodies waste away
Encouraging a carefree waste of time together
Hey, do you have to go to work today?
Repeating the inquiry about the necessity of work
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