Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day

The Monkees · Original Album Series [2012]

I'm gonna pack up all the pain

I'm gonna keep it in my heart

I'm gonna catch me the fastest train

I'm gonna make me a brand new start

Well, that's okay

Tomorrow's gonna be another day

Hey, hey, hey, hey

And I don't care what'cha say

Tomorrow's gonna be, tomorrow's gonna be,

Tomorrow's gonna be another day

Hey, hey, hey, hey!



Now, tell me there's a lot of fish

Swimmin' in the deep blue sea

I'm gonna catch me a pretty one

And she'll be good to me

Well, that's okay

Tomorrow's gonna be another day

Hey, hey, hey, hey

And I don't care what'cha say

Tomorrow's gonna be, tomorrow's gonna be,

Tomorrow's gonna be another day

Hey, hey, hey, hey!



Well, I ain't gonna think about'cha

Because it ain't no use no more

I'm gonna make it fine without'cha

Just like I did before

I'm on my way

Tomorrow's gonna be another day

Hey, hey, hey, hey

And I don't care what'cha say

Tomorrow's gonna be, tomorrow's gonna be,

Tomorrow's gonna be another day

Hey, hey, hey, hey!

Hey, hey, hey, hey!

Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day

As a staple of The Monkees' 1966 debut album, 'Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day' exemplifies the group's signature blend of pop-rock and baroque pop. The track features the band's characteristic harmonies and driving rhythms, reflecting the optimistic yet slightly melancholic tone common in their early recordings. Released during the height of the British Invasion's influence on American television, the song became an anthem for the era, capturing the youthful energy and polished production style that defined the Monkees' catalog. Its enduring appeal lies in its catchy melody and relatable lyrics about the cyclical nature of time and hope, making it a quintessential song in their discography.