This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I'm awake, you're still sleeping
The sun will rise like yesterday
Everything that we are now
Is everything we can't let go
Or its gone forever, far away
I hope tomorrow is like today
Don't you go away tomorrow
I don't think I could handle that
You're probably dreaming that you're flying on
Then you start to fall
But then you rise
And shine forever
Don't go away
I hope tomorrow is like today
The sun will rise like yesterday
Everything that we are now
Is everything we can't let go
Or its gone forever, far away
I hope tomorrow is like today
Don't you go away tomorrow
I don't think I could handle that
You're probably dreaming that you're flying on
Then you start to fall
But then you rise
And shine forever
Don't go away
I hope tomorrow is like today
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if you listen to the whole cd adn you get to this song, doesn't it seem out of place? dont get me wrong i love this song, but...who is singing it?? it doesnt really sound like ryan or adam....
hmmmmm....
It's co-written/sung with Ben Kweller.
I love this song so much... I just had one of the best days ever, and I'm planning on tomorrow being even better... so I've been listening to this song on repeat for the last few hours <3
Beautiful song. i love Ben Kweller and Guster, so this song is a two for one.
I thought this song was really, really lame. I love both artists, and i really expected better lyrics/ more creative sound when they teamed up. I found it a huge dissapointment.
This song might have the best use of na-nas ever.
Hahaha. Guster is an expert with na-nas. They show up in Careful, too.
SEAN514. .thats so funny and i 100% agree!!
completely agree sein514
I think this is an extremely beautiful song... it's rather literal, about how sometimes life is just wonderful and you just love your life. Who wouldn't want tomorrow to be just like today?
sein514 is right it's the best use of na nas ever. This song is absolutely beautiful and it does seem out of place and that's what makes it so cool.
Love this song. I can relate... when you just have one of those days you return to every night before you fall asleep cause it was such an amazing day.