Tomorrow

Song ratings

Rating	Comments	Author	Date
	A little light at the end of this dark tunnel. The piano opening sounds exciting. Pauls sings with passion and energy but his voice has sounded better before. Effective drums once again by Denny Seiwell. And here's the characteristic Wings background vocals! At 0.43, to go into a nice bridge. The harmonies continue into the second verse and Linda does do a good job here, together with Denny Laine I presume. Nice change of rhythm at the end, where Paul showcases the possibilities of his voice. Best song on the album, but that was not hard to achieve.	Bobber	April 11, 2012
	Love the way this sweet cider turns hard at the end ...	Eric Stewart	September 23, 2011
	Paul boxes the compass, writing songs entitled "Yesterday", "Here Today", and "Tomorrow" (in addition to "The Night Before" and "Another Day", and counting down the days of the week in "Lady Madonna"). This is an enjoyable, whimsical piece of folky music in which Linda gets a lot of room (Linda is more prominent in this album than in any other album of theirs--and that goes for this album cover as well!!)	Bruce Beatlefan	June 3, 2006
		Oscar	July 2, 2005
		Dmitry	September 13, 2004

Lyrics

Oh, baby, don't let me down tomorrow,
Holding hands we both abandon sorrow,
Oh, for a chance to get away tomorrow.

Hey, baby's got a lazy dday on sunday,
Here's a pound, we hang around'til monday,
Oh, baby don't you let me down on sunday.

Bring a bag of bread and cheese and find a shady spot beneath the trees.
Catch abreath of country air and run your pretty fingers thro' my hair.

Tomorrow, when we both abandon sorrow.
Oh, baby, don't you let me down tomorrow,
Thro' the week we beg and steal and borrow.
Oh, for a chance to get away tomorrow.

Honey, pray for sunny skies so I can speak to rainbows in your eyes.
Let's just hope the weather man is feeling fine and doesn't spoil our plan.

Tomorrow, when we both abandon sorrow.
Oh, baby, don't you let me down tomorrow,
Holding hands we both abandon sorrow.
Oh, baby, don't let me down tomorrow.

Oh, for a chance to get away tomorrow.
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow,
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow.

Oh, don't let me down,
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow.
Baby's, don't let, let me down tomorrow,
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow.

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