You used to say that everyday
We will always be this way
Flying Angels lifting high

To reach the sun where I belong
Girl you know you were the one
Above the clouds I see you cry

You know that when you smile you stop the rain (top the rain)
And we will be together once again

Although I'm gone remember me
Please be strong I'll never leave
Just hold on to the memories
Cause while I'm here all I'm thinking about is
Tomorrow

I've always known the love you've shone
Means you'll never be alone (alone)
There'll be times you wonder why

Seeing you with someone new
Used to makes me feel so blue
But now I'm with you all the time

Oh cause you know that when you smile you stop the rain (you stop the rain)
And we will be together once again

Although I'm gone remember me
Please be strong I'll never leave
Just hold on to the memories
Cause while I'm here
All I'm thinking about is
Tomorrow

From the moment that I looked into your eyes
All of my life I thought I'd be there by your side (by your side)
I wish I'd took the time to find the words to say (to say)

You know that when you smile you stop the rain (you stop the rain) yeah
And we will together once again

Although I'm gone remember me
Please be strong I'll never leave
Just hold on to the memories
Cause while I'm here
All I'm thinking about is
Tomorrow

Cause while I'm here
All I'm thinking about is
Tomorrow


Lyrics submitted by ruben

Tomorrow Lyrics as written by Ingebrigtsen Adams

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    No one has commented on this? My god. Brilliant song! <3

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