Tomorrow Appreciation Thread!

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Azor

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One of my favorite songs, and, for me, the best in October (album). I heard that Bono written the song for his mother and lyrically is full of sadness: "There's a black car parked at the side of the road, thew knock at the door" :sad: I love the climax, when Edge and Larry join with that raw of energy "I want you to be back tomorrow" :drool: God, beautiful song. Edges solo is fantastic.

Who agrees? :wink:

"I'm gonna be there, mother" :rockon:..... :sad:
 
I thought we were appreciating tomorrow cos tomorrow will be another beautiful day. :sigh:


Seriously, great song! Lovely irish folk influence! :up:
 
Pyramidian said:
I thought we were appreciating tomorrow cos tomorrow will be another beautiful day. :sigh:


Seriously, great song! Lovely irish folk influence! :up:

Yeah! I forgot to say that, very celtic-irish :drool: U2 make us remember their roots.
 
at first i didn't like this song, but one night I listened to it thoroughly and fell in love with it :heart:

incredible song to be honest. this song rocks
 
Have they ever played this live?


I agree by the way, this is October's best song.
 
God Part III said:


Thank you very much, I'd love it!

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Here ;) delete the space between and type "mp3" before ".html"....damn, i guess I'm not uploading again in rapid share :huh:

hxxp://rapid share.de/files/5884192/U2_-_Tomorrow__Live_.html
 
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I'll never forget listening to this song for the first time. I was playing my cassette tape of October in my car and I was totally unprepared for how emotional Tomorrow was. I'm not one of those people who cry at music or movies and stuff, but I started to tear up big time.
 
I really love this song. First of all, it's the only song of theirs that's remotely Irish sounding to be honest. I like both the album and also the live version with the guy playing some kind of pan pipe. It's such a sad song too. :( The lyrics are very simple and honest and I think that makes them more impacting etc...Also the very last verse is pretty telling about why he may have gotten so intensely into religion in their early years, imo.
 
I wasn't all that fond of the song but after reading this thread I listened again. It's sad and soulful. I like it. Makes me think of my dad and I miss him the way Bono misses his mum.
 
Azor said:


Here ;) delete the space between and type "mp3" before ".html"....damn, i guess I'm not uploading again in rapid share :huh:

hxxp://rapid share.de/files/5884192/U2_-_Tomorrow__Live_.html

I didn't get this work at all... But thanks anyway :)
 
Btw, don't matter about the link. I found a live version in Music on the Internet.
 
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