Tomorrow
Working Men’s Club * Track #7 On Working Men’s Club
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Working Men’s ClubTomorrow Lyrics
She loves cowboys every day
They turn to us and we look away
You love sorrow
I hate tomorrows
Drink the ruin, drink the wine
Drink the life and the cyanide
To try to break me
You're trying to break free
Burn the grass so you can rake my mind
Wretch me baby and we could kill the time
'Til tomorrow
I hate tomorrows
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah
And you're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
She loves cowboys every day
They turn to us and we look away
You love sorrow
I hate tomorrows
Drink the ruin, drink the wine
Drink the life and the cyanide
To try to break me
You're trying to break free
Burn the grass so you can rake my mind
Wretch me baby and we could kill the time
'Til tomorrow
I hate tomorrows
And you're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
You're sunshine, suicide
Break my mind
Tomorrow Q&A
What did Working Men's Club say about "Tomorrow"?
It’s one of the last tunes I wrote before recording. It’s quite repetitive, maybe obnoxiously repetitive. I think when you’re making that sort of repetitive music, it has to build throughout the backing. I guess it’s quite a polished, nice song in regard to the rest of the album. It’s more on the po...