Morgen

The lyrics describe someone who feels stuck, tired, and unable to face ordinary tasks. During the day, they avoid the world; at night, they stay awake worrying about unfinished work and the life they want. They compare themselves with people who seem active and purposeful, which deepens their frustration. The repeated promise to begin “tomorrow” sounds hopeful, but also reveals a cycle of delay: the speaker wants change yet keeps postponing it.

Several images make this conflict vivid. Pulling the blanket over their head suggests shutting out the day and its demands. Saying their body feels “heavy as lead” is an idiom for extreme tiredness or lack of energy, not literal weight. The empty fridge and cornflakes with water give a plain, slightly comic picture of neglecting everyday needs. Becoming visible “like a vampire” at dusk suggests that the speaker only manages to emerge when the day is nearly over.

The song can be read as a portrait of procrastination, low mood, or a difficult period when even simple actions feel overwhelming; the lyrics do not explain the cause. “Tomorrow” may express genuine belief that a fresh start is possible, but the line about today already becoming yesterday hints that this fresh start may keep moving out of reach. The ending leaves the question open: will the speaker finally act, or repeat the same promise?