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Who cares about Tomorrow?


We climb every mountain

Drink all pain and sorrow

My moment now holds you in

Who cares about tomorrow. 

 

There I see you at the top

And me cheering for you in the crowd

Although apart you still have my heart

Music dope 'll devour these screams loud. 

 

Cross every stream torrential

Conquer every terrain cold or bold

Can't give in when you're already there

For Forever Young's to Stay Gold. 

 

There I hear you in my beats

You blindingly dazzle in my eyes

You're in every note that rises and falls

Why leave a room for sad goodbyes? 

 

You're in my mind every day every night

I tell 'em about you--- the stars in the sky

Be this an illusion, I dare to live in

Your beauty held me a prisoner, I think as I lie. 

 

There I convince me to stop loving you

But here I forget me, is it oblivion? 

I press my heart and I choke my life

And you come save me, my Salvation! 

 

                                                  

 

 

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