Tomorrow
U2 · October
Won't you come back tomorrow
Won't you come back tomorrow
Can I sleep tonight
Outside
Somebody's outside
Somebody's knocking at the door
There's a black car parked
At the side of the road
Don't go to the door
Don't go to the door
I'm going out
I'm going outside mother
I'm going out there
Won't you be back tomorrow
Won't you be back tomorrow
Will you be back tomorrow
Who broke the window
Who broke down the door
Who tore the curtain
And who was He for
Who healed the wounds
Who heals the scars
Open the door
Open the door
Won't you come back tomorrow
Won't you be back tomorrow
Will you be back tomorrow
Can I sleep tonight
Cause I want you...I...I want you...
I really...I...I want...I...I...
I want you to be back tomorrow
I want you to be back tomorrow
Will you be back tomorrow
Won't you be back tomorrow
Won't you be back tomorrow
Will you be back tomorrow
Open up, open up
To the lamb of God
To the love of he who made
The light to see you
He's coming back
He's coming back
I believe it
Jesus coming
I'm gonna be there
I'm gonna be there mother
I'm gonna be there mother
I'm going out there
And you're gonna be there...
Tomorrow
Tomorrow stands as a defining track from U2's 1981 debut album, October. Emerging during a period of intense introspection for the band, the song captures the raw, atmospheric energy that characterized their early post-punk sound. The recording features the group's signature interplay between Bono's emotive vocals and the driving, reverb-drenched instrumentation of The Edge. As a cornerstone of their initial discography, the track helped establish the band's identity before they achieved global superstardom. It remains a vital piece of their early catalogue, showcasing the emotional depth and sonic experimentation that would later define their extensive body of work. The song endures as a testament to the band's ability to craft anthemic rock music rooted in personal reflection.