See You Tomorrow

The repetition of "Ah" suggests a contemplative or emotional tone, possibly expressing uncertainty or sadness.

(Ah, ah)

(Ah, ah)

The speaker reflects on making new friends but expresses reluctance for existing ones to leave. The desire for companionship is evident, and there's a hope to see them again tomorrow.

But I don't want mine to go

But they got other plans

Where are they gonna go

Way off to new lands

Where there's sunshine or snow

Wish you could stay and

Say I'll see you tomorrow

The speaker expresses a fear of getting old, and the emotions associated with separation feel cold. The unfolding of life is observed with a sense of uncertainty.

I don't wanna get old

This feeling is just too cold

The speaker contemplates the unfolding of their entire life, emphasizing the impact of time and experiences.

The speaker acknowledges the possibility of meeting again, expressing a wish for enduring friendships and questioning why good things must end.

When we could be closer friends

Why do good things have to end

Anticipation of an inevitable separation is acknowledged, but the speaker feels unprepared for it.

But I'm not ready for it

The repetition emphasizes the commitment to remaining best friends until the end.

We're still best friends 'til the end right

Best friends 'til the end right

A confirmation of the commitment to friendship, possibly indicating an assurance or resolve.

Repetition of the theme of making new friends, reluctance for current friends to leave, and expressing a desire to see them again tomorrow.

But I don't want mine to go

But they got other plans

Where are they gonna go

Way off to new lands

Where there's sunshine or snow

Wish you could stay and

Say I'll see you tomorrow

Guess I'll make new friends

But I don't want mine to go

But they got other plans

Where are they gonna go

Way off to new lands

Where there's sunshine or snow

Wish you could stay and

Say I'll see you tomorrow

The speaker asks for remembrance when they are gone, reflecting on shared experiences and the fear of friendship drifting apart with distance.

When I'm gone

On stage singing

My songs

Like when we were in the car

Spending summer working hard

When you move away too far

And our friendship drifts apart

Will you make new friends

Please don't break my heart

Waiting for a day of freedom, with reassurance that it's not far away.

It really ain't that far (Far)

The speaker expresses gratitude and love for the support received from the friend, emphasizing the importance of their relationship.

The things you helped me through

I just wanna say I love you ah

Repetition of the theme, with a plea for friends not to go and a continued wish to see them again tomorrow. The use of "Ah" adds emotional weight.

But I don't want mine to go (Ah, ah)

But they got other plans

Where are they gonna go

Way off to new lands (Ah, ah)

Where there's sunshine or snow (Ah, ah)

Wish you could stay and

Say I'll see you tomorrow

Guess I'll make new friends (Ah, ah)

But I don't want mine to go (Ah, ah)

But they got other plans

Where are they gonna go

Way off to new lands (Ah, ah)

Where there's sunshine or snow (Ah, ah)

Wish you could stay and

Say I'll see you tomorrow