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Artist/Band: Jim Ed Brown and the Browns
Lyrics for Song: Here Today and Gone Tomorrow
Lyrics for Album: The Essential Jim Ed Brown and the Browns [RCA] [1996]



(Jim Ed Brown - Maxine Brown - Wally Fowler)



Here today and gone tomorrow

Our love would always be a hit-and-run affair

I know you love me but I'm just a wanderer

Today I love you but tomorrow I may not care.



For absence never makes the hearts grow fonder

I get lonesome for someone's company

Here today and gone tomorrow

And my loving you is just a fantasy.



--- Instrumental ---



When you're gone I wish we'd never met

For the memory remains within my heart

Here today and gone tomorrow

We can't be happy so I think it's best we part.



For absence never makes the hearts grow fonder

I get lonesome for someone's company

Here today and gone tomorrow

And my loving you is just a fantasy...


Here Today and Gone Tomorrow

Jim Ed Brown and the Browns deliver a poignant reflection on impermanence with 'Here Today and Gone Tomorrow.' As a central figure in the Brown family's musical legacy, Jim Ed Brown brought a distinctive baritone and emotional depth to this recording. The track exemplifies the group's ability to blend traditional country and gospel sensibilities, creating a sound that resonates with themes of fleeting moments and enduring memory. Released on the 1996 compilation The Essential Jim Ed Brown and the Browns, this song stands as a testament to their enduring influence on American roots music. The recording captures the group's signature harmony and storytelling prowess, offering listeners a timeless meditation on the transient nature of life without relying on specific lyrical quotes. It remains a significant song in their extensive discography, showcasing the vocal chemistry that defined their career.


Album Lyrics: The Essential Jim Ed Brown and the Browns [RCA] [1996]


Jim Ed Brown and the Browns
"The Essential Jim Ed Brown and the Browns [RCA] [1996]"


1. I Take the Chance
2. The Three Bells
3. Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair)
4. Send Me the Pillow That You Dream On
5. Bottle, Bottle
6. Looking Back to See
7. They Call the Wind Maria
8. Here Today and Gone Tomorrow
9. Man and Wife Times