Come Tomorrow
Andrew Combs Lyrics


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I've crossed rivers and oceans,
The sunshine and rain,
Driving that lonesome crooked road.
Guess I'm searching for something
I lost long away,
Looking for a lover and a song.

I don't know where I'll be come tomorrow
Or tonight where I'll rest my weary head.
But somewhere down the line I'll find some peace of mind,
Settle down and start my life again.

Most nights find me sleepless,
Stay up ‘till the dawn,
My mind dancing like the shadows on the wall.
And I've got holes in all my pockets,
Holes in my old blue jeans,
And each town scrapes a little off my soul.

I don't know where I'll be come tomorrow
Or tonight where I'll rest my weary head.
But somewhere down the line I'll find some peace of mind,
Settle down and start my life again,
Settle down and start it all again.

And if I find a woman, would she hold me tight?
Would she shelter me from the cold?
Would she try and bound me to some ordinary life?
Wrap my heart and steal my soul.

I don't know where I'll be come tomorrow
Or tonight where I'll rest my weary head.
But somewhere down the line I'll find some peace of mind,




Settle down and start my life again,
Settle down and start it all again.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Andrew Combs's song "Come Tomorrow" depict the journey of a wandering soul searching for love, peace of mind, and a sense of belonging. The singer's journey is not just physical but is also an inner one, as he seeks to find redemption and start his life anew. The opening lines, "I've crossed rivers and oceans, the sunshine and rain, driving that lonesome crooked road" suggest the long and tiring journey of the singer, where he has seen and experienced many things, but still feels incomplete. He sings that he is "searching for something," a lover and a song, indicating that he is searching for inspiration and passion in his life.


Another aspect of the song is the singer's struggle with his inner demons, as he stays up all night with his mind dancing like the shadows on the wall. The lines, "And each town scrapes a little off my soul," suggest that the singer's journey has taken a toll on him, leaving him emotionally and mentally exhausted. However, there is still a glimmer of hope, as he sings, "But somewhere down the line, I'll find some peace of mind, settle down and start my life again."


The last verse delves into the singer's fear of being tied down to a monotonous life. He wonders if a woman would "try and bound me to some ordinary life," steal his soul, and deprive him of the freedom he so desires. The song ends with the hope that the singer will find peace of mind and start his life anew.


Overall, "Come Tomorrow" is a poignant and reflective song that speaks to the human desire for love, inspiration, and freedom.


Line by Line Meaning

I've crossed rivers and oceans,
I have traveled far and wide, overcoming many obstacles.


The sunshine and rain,
I have experienced both good and bad times.


Driving that lonesome crooked road.
I have been on a difficult and lonely journey.


Guess I'm searching for something
I am looking for a missing piece in my life.


I lost long away,
This piece has been missing for a long time.


Looking for a lover and a song.
I am looking for love and purpose in life that can be expressed through music.


I don't know where I'll be come tomorrow
I am uncertain about my future.


Or tonight where I'll rest my weary head.
I am tired and need a place to sleep.


But somewhere down the line I'll find some peace of mind,
Despite my uncertainty, I believe I will eventually find happiness.


Settle down and start my life again.
I hope to find stability and a fresh start.


Most nights find me sleepless,
I often struggle with insomnia.


Stay up ‘till the dawn,
I stay awake until the early morning hours.


My mind dancing like the shadows on the wall.
My thoughts are unsettled and constantly in motion.


And I've got holes in all my pockets,
I am financially struggling.


Holes in my old blue jeans,
My clothing is worn and tattered.


And each town scrapes a little off my soul.
Every new place I visit takes a toll on my emotional well-being.


And if I find a woman, would she hold me tight?
I wonder if finding love will bring me comfort and security.


Would she shelter me from the cold?
Will this person provide me with warmth and protection?


Would she try and bound me to some ordinary life?
I fear that settling down will mean sacrificing my sense of adventure and creative energy.


Wrap my heart and steal my soul.
I worry that love will leave me vulnerable and exposed.


Settle down and start it all again.
Despite my reservations, I hope to find happiness and stability through love and a fresh start.




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