Tomorrow
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Tomorrow
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"Tomorrow"
To all that came before me
To all that left their mark
To all that tried and failed so
To all that now are gone
I see myself in your words
I see you in my smile
Your wisdom's like a lighthouse
That guides me when I'm lost
I find myself
At these crossroads, broken dreams
And I don't know
What tomorrow might bring
I'm like a ball of clay
That you molded with your hands
Raised me without shadows
And baptized me in the light
To those who came before me
I know I'll see you soon
And like a distant star in the night
I'm reaching out for you
I find myself
At these crossroads, broken dreams
And I don't know
What tomorrow might bring
I find myself
At these crossroads, broken dreams
And I'll never know
What tomorrow might bring
What tomorrow brings...
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Dexter Freebish performs "Tomorrow", and this lyric page sits inside the Dexter Freebish catalog on LyroVerse.
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