Tomorrow
from Chaos Sessions by Dark Project
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In a chaotic world like today our only hope is to hold on to the overated promises that are made by the dreams that we force ourselves to see. It's high time when we learn that these illusions might just be the a curtain raiser for the payback for our sins, tommorrow.
Sauvik and Chaks were sitting in their hostel room and trying to figure out a new song when the lights went out. Sauvik kept plucking on his acoustic guitar and accidently discovered the introductory sequence. In reality, its just a misplaced chord.
The entire verse is composed and written by Sauvik and Chaks. The song talks about the days of darkness that are ahead of the human race. It is the simplest of the songs in this album. Sudipto came up with the repeat verse of the song. While making the song the band knew it had to be the closing track of the album. As short and simple the song is, the lyrics are equally deep and makes the listener think not about the future but the current state of human existence.
Sauvik and Chaks were sitting in their hostel room and trying to figure out a new song when the lights went out. Sauvik kept plucking on his acoustic guitar and accidently discovered the introductory sequence. In reality, its just a misplaced chord.
The entire verse is composed and written by Sauvik and Chaks. The song talks about the days of darkness that are ahead of the human race. It is the simplest of the songs in this album. Sudipto came up with the repeat verse of the song. While making the song the band knew it had to be the closing track of the album. As short and simple the song is, the lyrics are equally deep and makes the listener think not about the future but the current state of human existence.
lyrics
Tomorrow, they may build another wall
Tomorrow might be short to live and too long a fall
Tomorrow might be afterlife for ones who decay
Tomorrow the sky may pour and wash their sins away
Tomorrow, the sun may not shine
What's the point in the news today, it's the weatherman's sky
Tomorrow might fabricate just like yesterday
Silly minds of silly people and silly games they play
Silence before the storm,
And then silence shall fall again.
Tomorrow you may run your race alone
And the one who knows, the turns to take is the stranger on the phone.
Tomorrow may be aftermath of a gurantee of lies
'Cause overrated future gives you rights to survive.
Silence before the storm,
And then silence shall fall again.
Tomorrow might be short to live and too long a fall
Tomorrow might be afterlife for ones who decay
Tomorrow the sky may pour and wash their sins away
Tomorrow, the sun may not shine
What's the point in the news today, it's the weatherman's sky
Tomorrow might fabricate just like yesterday
Silly minds of silly people and silly games they play
Silence before the storm,
And then silence shall fall again.
Tomorrow you may run your race alone
And the one who knows, the turns to take is the stranger on the phone.
Tomorrow may be aftermath of a gurantee of lies
'Cause overrated future gives you rights to survive.
Silence before the storm,
And then silence shall fall again.
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from Chaos Sessions,
released January 23, 2007
Music & Lyrics : Dark Project
Music & Lyrics : Dark Project
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