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Artist/Band: Bryan Ferry
Lyrics for Song: This Is Tomorrow
Lyrics for Album: In Your Mind [1977]



Here in the hush of evenin'


On a night in June


Overhearin' conversations


Bayin' at the moon


Suddenly a voice I'm hearin's


Sweet to my ear





This is tomorrow's callin'


Wishin' you were here


Layin' in my hotel bedroom


Feelin' ceilin' blues


Wall to wall a TV's twitchin'


Clearly not a muse





Then flashin' through the interference


Beams a thousand tunes


This is tomorrow callin'


What have I to lose?


Truckin' by the railway station


I'm on the road again


Steerin' clear of all temptation





Unto the point of pain


When steamin' through on cue


I hear that wailin' whistle blow


If this is tomorrow callin'


Oh what a way to go!


Day to day you live old fashioned


Hi-toned, fancy free


A double take, an image-spittin'





Tailored to a T


While history is tellin' you


The same old thing


This is tomorrow callin'


Let's stick a new oar in


This is tomorrow callin'


Y'all 'n


Come on in


This Is Tomorrow

This Is Tomorrow stands as a defining track from Bryan Ferry's 1977 solo album, In Your Mind. Emerging during a period where Ferry successfully transitioned from the avant-garde experimentation of Roxy Music to a more polished solo sound, the recording captures his signature blend of art rock and sophisticated pop. The song reflects the introspective and atmospheric qualities that characterized his mid-seventies work, moving away from the glam influences of his earlier career. As part of a celebrated discography that includes collaborations with Roxy Music and numerous solo hits, this track exemplifies Ferry's ability to craft elegant, enduring melodies. It remains a notable song in his extensive catalogue, showcasing the vocal nuance and compositional depth that have secured his reputation as a major figure in British music history.


Album Lyrics: In Your Mind [1977]


Bryan Ferry
"In Your Mind [1977]"


1. All Night Operator
2. Party Doll
3. Rock Of Ages
4. This Is Tomorrow