Tomorrow (feat. Jim Van Der Zee)
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Tomorrow (feat. Jim Van Der Zee)
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What hurts you today, might be okay tomorrow my friend
It might turn out alright in the end
Just wait and see
The tears you cry today, they might be gone tomorrow my friend
They might be floating high up in the air
Just wait and see
And oh when you feel the water’s rising
Let it oh carry you to the horizon
Look up, look up there’ll be a new day soon
And tomorrow you’ll know what to do
If you’re feeling lost today, but you might be home tomorrow my friend
It’ll all be safe and sound in the end
Just wait and see
And if you can’t go on today, then wait until tomorrow my friend
Time will bring your strength back again
Just wait and see
And oh when you feel the water’s rising
Let it oh carry you to the horizon
Look up, look up there’ll be a new day soon
And tomorrow you’ll know what to do
The stars you count today, they might be yours tomorrow my friend
They might be yours to keep ’till the end
Just wait and see
And the dreams you have today, they might be true tomorrow my friend
It’ll all be true tomorrow my friend
Just wait and see
Just wait and see
Just wait and see
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