CUNxTuesday
Ke$ha · Other Songs - Ke$ha
I was looking lost, it was cold outside
The whiskey rocks how you caught my eye
My red lips painted, just got them black
I needed something to bring me back
You knew the play and we danced all night
But something wasn't right
So I'll see you next Tuesday
If I ever get desperate
Or I'm so beyond faded
Just said I'll see you next Tuesday
Kinda nice how this morning I would sit around waiting
And I'm not just being cold I'm just watching you pretend
Like your heart is on your sleeve when I know you have a girlfriend
I'll see you next Tuesday
Oh oh, oh oh, oh
You won't call and you won't admit
The lies you spin for your power trip
And I just can't take you seriously
When all you send is a text to me
So I'll be gone when the morning comes
Let's not pretend it's love
So I'll see you next Tuesday
If I ever get desperate
Or I'm so beyond faded
Just said I'll see you next Tuesday
Kinda nice how this morning I would sit around waiting
And I'm not just being cold I'm just watching you pretend
Like your heart is on your sleeve when I know you have a girlfriend
I'll see you next Tuesday
Oh oh, oh oh, oh
I don't want anything from this
I got your number, don't call me I'll call you if I need a hit
Ohhh
So I'll see you next Tuesday
(I'll see you next Tuesday)
So I'll see you next Tuesday
If I ever get desperate
Or I'm so beyond faded
Just said I'll see you next Tuesday
Kinda nice how this morning I would sit around waiting
And I'm not just being cold I'm just watching you pretend
Like your heart is on your sleeve when I know you have a girlfriend
(Know you have a girlfriend, Yeah I know you have a girlfriend)
So I'll see you next Tuesday
Oh oh, oh oh, oh
Tuesday...
Oh oh, oh oh
Tuesday...
I'll see you next Tuesday
Oh oh, oh oh
Tuesday...
I'll see you next Tuesday...
The whiskey rocks how you caught my eye
My red lips painted, just got them black
I needed something to bring me back
You knew the play and we danced all night
But something wasn't right
So I'll see you next Tuesday
If I ever get desperate
Or I'm so beyond faded
Just said I'll see you next Tuesday
Kinda nice how this morning I would sit around waiting
And I'm not just being cold I'm just watching you pretend
Like your heart is on your sleeve when I know you have a girlfriend
I'll see you next Tuesday
Oh oh, oh oh, oh
You won't call and you won't admit
The lies you spin for your power trip
And I just can't take you seriously
When all you send is a text to me
So I'll be gone when the morning comes
Let's not pretend it's love
So I'll see you next Tuesday
If I ever get desperate
Or I'm so beyond faded
Just said I'll see you next Tuesday
Kinda nice how this morning I would sit around waiting
And I'm not just being cold I'm just watching you pretend
Like your heart is on your sleeve when I know you have a girlfriend
I'll see you next Tuesday
Oh oh, oh oh, oh
I don't want anything from this
I got your number, don't call me I'll call you if I need a hit
Ohhh
So I'll see you next Tuesday
(I'll see you next Tuesday)
So I'll see you next Tuesday
If I ever get desperate
Or I'm so beyond faded
Just said I'll see you next Tuesday
Kinda nice how this morning I would sit around waiting
And I'm not just being cold I'm just watching you pretend
Like your heart is on your sleeve when I know you have a girlfriend
(Know you have a girlfriend, Yeah I know you have a girlfriend)
So I'll see you next Tuesday
Oh oh, oh oh, oh
Tuesday...
Oh oh, oh oh
Tuesday...
I'll see you next Tuesday
Oh oh, oh oh
Tuesday...
I'll see you next Tuesday...
CUNxTuesday
Ke$ha's "CUNxTuesday" stands as a defining track from her 2010 album *Animal*, showcasing her evolution from pop-punk pop to a more mature, introspective electronic sound. The song features a distinctive production style that blends indie-rock energy with electronic beats, reflecting the artist's desire to break away from her previous pop persona. Released during a pivotal era in her career, the track highlights her ability to craft complex sonic landscapes while maintaining a raw, personal vocal delivery. It serves as a testament to her willingness to experiment with genre boundaries and explore themes of self-discovery and emotional vulnerability, solidifying her status as a versatile force in modern pop music.