Hurry Up Tomorrow Lyrics – The Weeknd

Hurry Up Tomorrow Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the singer expresses a deep sense of guilt and desperation. He feels as if he’s beyond redemption, with his love being fake and too damaged to fix. He’s ready to face the consequences of his actions and accepts that he’s reached a breaking point. The mention of being “washed with fire” suggests a desire for purification, even if it means suffering. He’s exhausted from fighting and is no longer trying to escape from the inevitable end. He’s ready to confront the reality of his mistakes.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the singer hopes that he will find peace or purpose, possibly seeking some sort of higher understanding. He’s looking for guidance or reassurance from above, maybe from a loved one or a divine presence. He feels he’s done with deceit and loss, and he hopes his confessions will be enough to bring closure or forgiveness.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the singer expresses his desire for relief from his emotional struggles, yearning for peace after all the pain and love he’s endured. He longs for heaven as a place of comfort, both in the afterlife and in the present moment. He wants to change his ways and finally be free of the suffering that’s been consuming him.

[Verse 2]
This verse reveals the singer’s deep sense of loss and emotional void. He acknowledges that his actions have hurt others, and in turn, they’ve taken something vital from him. His father’s absence left him with an emotional gap that he’s struggled to fill, and he apologizes for the pain he’s caused. He feels like he’s trapped in the same cycle where he first learned to cope with hardship. He admits his failures, especially in not being able to protect his own innocence or live up to his mother’s expectations, leaving him feeling like he’s let everyone down.

[Pre-Chorus]
In this pre-chorus, the singer again hopes for redemption and understanding. He wants to find what he’s been searching for, perhaps an inner peace or a sense of closure. He hopes that someone, possibly a divine figure or lost loved one, is watching over him. He’s weary of living in a cycle of lies and loss, and he hopes that his confession is enough to heal his heart and bring him some peace.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the singer’s wish for freedom from the pain and turmoil that has haunted him. He wants to find a place of peace after experiencing love and its complexities. He seeks a transformation, hoping to change into someone free from sorrow and suffering. He craves heaven, both as an escape from the pain and a way to find solace, expressing his desperation to end the emotional strain once and for all.