Tomorrow I'll Go - John Kongos

We began with hands and eyes

And our lips were careless and free

And you’d never think before a kiss

And I’d never fear childish laughter

And we’d never think about thereafter

And I said «yes, tomorrow I’ll go»

And we agreed

Then we talked of life and love

And reasons and destinies

And we asked each other always why

And like children, we puzzled the answers

And as children, we were always sure

And I said «yes, but tomorrow I’ll go»

And we agreed

We talked of truth and the past

I believed every word

And you made me eat onions and prawns

And soon your thoughts were like mine

And my thoughts were just like yours

And still I said «yes, tomorrow I’ll go

I’ll go»

And we bought an old sheep dog

And it seemed like we lived around him

And he wasn’t yours and he wasn’t mine

So he must have been ours

You said, «how can you ever leave?»

And still I said «yes, tomorrow I’ll go

I’ll go»

And one day you said, «how about a baby?»

And I said, «okay

But I may want to go tomorrow»

You said, «of course» and then I knew

You said, «of course» and then I knew

That I would never go tomorrow

I’d never go, never leave

Today or tomorrow, I’d never leave

Never go, never go