I'll Never Know Tomorrow
from Live in San Gregorio (Remastered) by David Elias & The CasualTees
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I'll Never Know Tomorrow
Words & Music by David Elias, all rights reserved worldwide
[ See the video of The CasualTees playing this track
at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLAlQowKSGE ]
I set fire to the page
I burned those words right down
Saw their ashes in the air
Sink right to the ground
Now I don't know if I was there
If I'm lost or if I'm found
Let's begin again I'll never know tomorrow
I saw the rings of Saturn spin
In a dream I had last night
That gold dust ice was thin
I held on with all my might
Now I can't remember where I been
In the early morning light
Let's begin again I'll never know tomorrow
I see the ocean from the trees
And the hilltop from the barn
I sail the seven seas
And never leave the farm
Don't tell me what I need
Don't take me by the arm
Let's begin again I'll never know tomorrow
Words & Music by David Elias, all rights reserved worldwide
[ See the video of The CasualTees playing this track
at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLAlQowKSGE ]
I set fire to the page
I burned those words right down
Saw their ashes in the air
Sink right to the ground
Now I don't know if I was there
If I'm lost or if I'm found
Let's begin again I'll never know tomorrow
I saw the rings of Saturn spin
In a dream I had last night
That gold dust ice was thin
I held on with all my might
Now I can't remember where I been
In the early morning light
Let's begin again I'll never know tomorrow
I see the ocean from the trees
And the hilltop from the barn
I sail the seven seas
And never leave the farm
Don't tell me what I need
Don't take me by the arm
Let's begin again I'll never know tomorrow
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from Live in San Gregorio (Remastered),
released November 1, 2009
Words and Music by David Elias, all rights reserved worldwide
David Elias: acoustic guitar, vocal
Charlie Natzke: semi-hollow electric guitar, vocal
Scott Beynon - bass, vocal
John Havard - electric guitar
Gary McArthur - tenor sax
Roger Powell - keyboards
Ken Owen - drums
Reid Dennis - percussion
Words and Music by David Elias, all rights reserved worldwide
David Elias: acoustic guitar, vocal
Charlie Natzke: semi-hollow electric guitar, vocal
Scott Beynon - bass, vocal
John Havard - electric guitar
Gary McArthur - tenor sax
Roger Powell - keyboards
Ken Owen - drums
Reid Dennis - percussion
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