Just a Tuesday
Intro
Verse 1
The coffee’s brewing, the morning’s gray
Just the start of another Tuesday
I check the mail, I feed the cat
I don't need a parade for that
There’s no spotlight shining on my front lawn
Just the quiet light of a neighborhood dawn
Pre-Chorus
I don’t want to be a headline today
I don’t have a fiery speech to say
I just want to walk down the street
And blend in with the people I meet
Chorus
I’m not always loud, I’m not always proud
Sometimes I just want to get lost in the crowd
I’m not trying to be a symbol for you to see
I’m just happy to finally be me
Nothing transcendent, nothing grand
Just two feet standing on quiet land
Verse 2
I look in the mirror before I head out
And it’s not about courage, it’s not about doubt
It’s just a face, it’s just my hair
It’s just the favorite sweater I wear
I go to the store, I buy my bread
With just normal thoughts inside my head
Pre-Chorus
I don’t want to be a headline today
I don’t have a fiery speech to say
I just want to walk down the street
And blend in with the people I meet
Chorus
I’m not always loud, I’m not always proud
Sometimes I just want to get lost in the crowd
I’m not trying to be a symbol for you to see
I’m just happy to finally be me
Nothing transcendent, nothing grand
Just two feet standing on quiet land
Bridge
They want us to fight, they want us to roar
But peace is just unlocking your own front door
Taking off your shoes, turning on the TV
The quiet, boring beauty of normalcy.
Chorus
No, I’m not always loud, I’m not always proud
Sometimes I just want to get lost in the crowd
I’m not trying to be a symbol for you to see
I’m just happy to finally be me
Nothing transcendent, nothing grand
Just two feet standing on quiet land
Outro
Just a Tuesday.
Just breathing.
Just me.