Tomorrow Will Dawn

Tomorrow will dawn but only for some Tomorrow for many it will never come For everyone there is a last night and day The clock on our lives it keeps ticking away. Tomorrow will dawn to the first day of Spring But tomorrow the funeral bell for someone will ring And tomorrow a new born baby will cry And the pee wee will sing in the parkland nearby. The Spring will arrive in the southern breeze That rustles and soughs in the bushes and trees At midnight on her silent wings she will fly From suburb to suburb in the darkened sky. Tomorrow will dawn but not for old Jim The Reaper today claimed the life's breath from him But Joan his neighbour this evening gave birth to a baby boy In life there is coldness and sadness and joy. Tomorrow will dawn and at the rising of the sun To their place of work people will drive, cycle, walk or run And Spring will be here and life will go on Yes tomorrow will come and today will be gone.