Tomorrow She Goes Away

Ramones · Hey Ho! Let's Go! - Ramones Anthology [1999]

Infatuation, she's a fatal attraction

Hang around, screw up my mind

I hope I've seen her for the very last time



(Dangers of drinking), but I don't want to die

Got to leave this cycle behind

I hope I've seen her for the very last time



And I can't wait 'til tomorrow

I can't wait another day

I can't wait 'til tomorrow

Tomorrow she goes away - ay, hay



Over my shoulder, I keep looking back

I feel a presence following me

So I know I'll never be free



And I can't wait 'til tomorrow

I can't wait another day

I can't wait 'til tomorrow

Tomorrow she goes away - ay, hay



Over my shoulder, I keep looking back

I feel a presence following me

So I know I'll never be free



And I can't wait 'til tomorrow

I can't wait another day

I can't wait 'til tomorrow

Tomorrow she goes away - ay, hay

Tomorrow She Goes Away

Tomorrow She Goes Away captures the Ramones' signature blend of punk energy and melodic simplicity. Released during the band's later years, the track exemplifies their enduring ability to craft concise, emotionally resonant rock anthems. The song features the group's trademark power-chord driven instrumentation and rapid-fire rhythm section, underpinned by Joey Ramone's distinctive vocal delivery. While often associated with their extensive anthology collections, the recording stands as a testament to the band's consistent output throughout their career. It reflects the straightforward storytelling and catchy hooks that defined their discography, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners discovering the punk pioneers' vast catalogue of influential recordings.