Thursday Afternoon Rollins Band

"Thursday Afternoon" by Rollins Band, released in 1992, is a #Rock track that explores themes of introspection, existentialism, and the passage of time. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and reflection, set against a backdrop of heavy guitar riffs and dynamic rhythms. Its raw emotional intensity resonates with listeners, highlighting the band's impact on the alternative rock scene.

Please let me see the faults that my ego denies me
Don't let me grow so tall that I forget the ground beneath me
Don't let me forget that satisfaction has no friends
That glory's only fading, already gone

I've wasted so much time
I've wasted so much time

I'm trying to get it straight
I'm trying to get it straight
I'm trying to keep it straight in my mind

Don't let me think it's love, when it's only just obsession
I've spent so many nights punching that wall
Show me the difference between decision and denial
I want to know why I ask why

I'm trying to get it straight
I'm trying to get it straight
I'm trying to get it straight in my mind
I'm trying to keep myself in check
I'm trying to keep myself in check
So tired of regret

Let me see my confusion for exactly what it is
Don't let me make my rage a tool of regret
Allow me to sidestep my frustration and hostility
And the violence that comes to me so easily, too easily

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