I'm Going to Leave You Tomorrow
Tomorrow's Goodbye: Unraveling the Emotion Behind John Schneider's Song
Lyrics
Maybe I've been wrong to stop and think it over
Reflecting on the possibility of being mistaken in taking time to reconsider.
Every time I thought a leavin' you
Every instance of contemplating leaving you.
Cause you've always let me know the door was open
Acknowledging that you've always made it clear the option to leave is available.
If ever I decided that we were through
Understanding that if a decision to end the relationship is made, the door is open.
So, I'm gonna leave you tomorrow
Expressing the intention to leave the next day.
I've had enough that's all I got to say
Stating that there is a threshold of endurance reached, and it's time to speak up.
Yes, I'm gonna leave you tomorrow
Reiterating the plan to leave the following day.
But that's the same thing I said yesterday
Admitting that the same declaration was made the previous day.
We sleep separately together - never touchin'
Describing a relationship where physical intimacy and communication are lacking.
And you won't talk about it anymore
Noticing a reluctance to discuss the issues at hand.
I guess you've just grown so used to havin' me around you
Suggesting familiarity has led to being taken for granted.
That I'm just some old has been that you ignore
Feeling like a disregarded figure from the past.
So, I'm gonna leave you tomorrow
Affirming the decision to leave the next day due to accumulated dissatisfaction.
I've had enough that's all I got to say
Emphasizing the determination to voice discontent and move on.
Yes, I'm gonna leave you tomorrow
Repeating the intention to leave on the upcoming day.
But that's the same thing I said yesterday
Acknowledging the consistency of expressing the same sentiment the day before.
Yes, I'm gonna leave you tomorrow
Reaffirming the decision to leave in the near future.
But that's the same thing I said yesterday
Highlighting the repetition of the decision made the previous day.
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