Don't Worry About Tomorrow
Van Morrison · The Philosopher's Stone [1998]
That ain't gonna help you none
Don't worry about tomorrow
That ain't gonna help you none
You've gotta live and take each day as it comes
It may not be exactly what you're looking for
It may not be exactly what you're looking for
But what you're looking for ain't gonna come walking
Through your front hall door, oh no
So, don't worry about tomorrow
Gotta live each day as it comes
Don't worry about tomorrow
You gotta live each day as it comes
It's the only way you seem to get things done
Don't Worry About Tomorrow
Van Morrison's "Don't Worry About Tomorrow" serves as a reflective centerpiece on his 1998 album, The Philosopher's Stone. Recorded in the late 1990s, the track exemplifies Morrison's enduring ability to blend soulful vocals with introspective songwriting that transcends specific eras. The composition features his signature melodic phrasing and a warm, organic production style characteristic of his later catalog. While the song does not rely on complex production tricks, its emotional depth remains consistent with Morrison's broader body of work, offering a contemplative listening experience that resonates with themes of resilience and acceptance. The recording stands as a testament to his continued relevance and artistic maturity well into the final decades of his career.