Lyrics
Tonight there's wind
Tonight, there's a sense of movement or change.
Tonight there's rain
There's rain tonight, possibly reflecting a somber or melancholic atmosphere.
Tonight I sleep with myself again
The singer is alone tonight, sleeping in solitude.
I punch the pillow into a mound
Expressing frustration, physically altering the pillow as an outlet for emotions.
With this frustration that I have found
The frustration the singer is feeling becomes more apparent.
Today I hoped
Reflecting on the day, possibly with a sense of optimism or expectation.
Today I heard
Receiving some information or news today.
There's still no contact
No communication or connection despite hoping for it.
Still no word
Still no information or message received.
I want to hear the front door slam
Expressing a desire for a dramatic return, possibly after an absence.
I want you back to hold my hand
Wishing for the return of a significant person to provide comfort and support.
Tonight there's hope you'll comfort me
Hoping that tonight brings emotional comfort.
All I can do is wait and see
Waiting with uncertainty to see if the hope will be realized.
But my eyes begin to close
Despite the anticipation, the singer's eyes are closing, indicating fatigue.
As footsteps softly creep
Soft footsteps approach, possibly symbolizing someone coming closer.
To find me sound asleep
The singer is already sound asleep as the footsteps reach them.
Tonight there's pain
There's pain present tonight, suggesting emotional distress.
Tonight there's fear
Feelings of fear are prominent tonight.
Tonight it's cold now you're not here
It's cold without the presence of someone dear.
The sound of tyres out in the wet
Imagining the sound of tires in the rain, a distant connection to the absent person.
That's as close to you as I can get
Expressing the emotional closeness achieved through imagination.
No turning handle on our front door
There's no practical way to open the door, emphasizing separation.
The more I hate you I want you more
Paradoxical feelings of hatred and desire for the absent person.
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