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"Bring on Tomorrow" is What I See


As I ponder over the world’s vast sea

I always think of what my life will be 

Will it be it be blue or maybe gray

Or will it be orange when I can say

What will become of earth’s decay

 

Will pessimism still reign

Over my past and present pain

Or will I be happy later on

When all troubles will be gone

 

Will the want of fame be there

Or will I have already succeeded there

I wish I could know what comes next

But my wild mind is always vexed

 

I wait for those 15 minutes to come

When I can make a handsome sum

It may sound greedy but I don’t know

Who doesn’t want their wealth to grow

 

All in all I want the world to be

Never really what I see

But for that sight to come one day

God I hope and God I pray

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