Tomorrow
Why be anxious of the things
That makes us sad
Why pamper life’s dilemmas
When it brings you down
And makes a downhearted fool out of you
Why live in despair
When you’ve gotta a lot of things in store
For tomorrow
I will make a happy day out of
Tomorrow
And i’ll sing an exhilarating song
For tomorrow
Why be down in the dumps
Hen a lot of people care
You maybe ordinary
But especially ordinary
And you’re just a stone- throw away
From being best you can be
Why live in the past
When you’ve gotta a lot of things in store
For tomorrow
I will make a happy day out of tomorrow
And i’ll sing an exhilarating song
For tomorrow
look into the eyes of the present
And anticipate the jollities and challenge
Tomorrow could bring
The past is unimportant
There’ll be time to recall the enigmatic
And beautiful process called life
When you realize everything indeed
Do happen for a reason
(got a lot of things in store)
For tomorrow
I will make a happy day out of tomorrow
And i’ll sing an exhilarating song
For tomorrow
(let’s all sing a happy song)
Tomorrow
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Orange and Lemons
Clementine Castro and Mcoy Fundales met in high school in the mid 90's. They found out through participating in school programs and events that they share a common passion for music. Mcoy introduced Clementine to the music of The Beatles and since then jammed songs from the legendary group and at the same time developed their song writing partnership. The duo formed groups with friends from their province of Bulacan and went through several names such as The Voiz, Sweet Silence, Irony, The Cranes, Mushroom and eventually settling down with the monicker Orange and Lemons. The name was suggested by their former drummer. The group got the name because it sounded playful, fresh and catchy to them. It was years after they used the name that they found out that there is actually a British nursery rhyme and an XTC album called "Oranges and Lemons". Clementine discovered the music of The Smiths in college and introduced it to Mcoy. It was the music of The Beatles and The Smiths combined that created a huge impact on the duo's song writing and playing style.
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