The meaning of the lyrics of the song "That Day" by the artist "Tokio Hotel"

In Tokio Hotel's song "That Day", the lyrical protagonist experiences deep emotional pain and trauma, most likely related to loss. The image of rain that "doesn't reach the ground" symbolizes the hero's detachment from reality, his immersion in his own experiences. An empty house is a symbol of loss, emptiness inside.

Despite the assurances of others that "everything will be fine", the hero cannot get rid of the pain. He is torn between trying to convince himself of his own strength ("I'm cool, I'm great") and realizing his own vulnerability ("I'm nothing"). The lie he keeps repeating to himself ("Everything will be fine") brings no relief.

The hero clings to the past, unable to let it go. He waited for healing, but "that day" never came. Visits to doctors, psychics, healers are all empty promises that cannot bring him back to life.

The recurring phrase "That day never came, that day will never come" emphasizes the hopelessness of the situation, the impossibility of complete healing. The song conveys a sense of hopelessness and despair that can accompany loss and trauma.