See You Next Tuesday.

rock, Slow-burning 70s glam rock ballad in C major, male vocals with heavy vibrato and dramatic female backing harmonies, Big, roomy drums and deep, sustaining bass underpin a gritty overdriven guitar, with a wailing mid-song solo, Verses stay intimate and tense; chorus swells with stacked call-and-response vocals, Overall arc moves from simmering hurt to defiant, theatrical resignation, deep, glam rock, slow

[Verse 1] I miss you You’re not even gone You kiss me I’ll watch you lie and you thought I never knew Your lipstick on my coffee cup Your perfume in my sleeves Every “baby It’s just nothing” Sticks like glass in me [Chorus] I’ll see you next Tuesday I’ll see you next Tuesday (yeah) You kiss me I’ll watch you lie and you thought I never knew I miss you You’re not even gone I’ll see you next Tuesday See you next Tuesday [Verse 2] You’re laughing at the kitchen sink Phone turned face-down on the tiles I ask you where you’re running off You sell me practiced smiles You kiss me I taste someone else’s truth You walk out But your shadow stays in the room [Chorus] I’ll see you next Tuesday I’ll see you next Tuesday (hey) You kiss me I’ll watch you lie and you thought I never knew I miss you You’re not even gone I’ll see you next Tuesday See you next Tuesday [Bridge] Every calendar square Got your secret in the space But I’m done playing clueless With your stories to my face I miss you You’re not even gone You kiss me And I’m already moving on [Guitar Solo] [Chorus] I’ll see you next Tuesday I’ll see you next Tuesday (oh, I’ll see you) You kiss me I’ll watch you lie and you thought I never knew I miss you You’re not even gone I’ll see you next Tuesday See you next Tuesday I’ll see you next Tuesday See you next Tuesday

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