This Time Tomorrow (I’ll Be Gone) Waylon Jennings
"This Time Tomorrow (I’ll Be Gone)" by Waylon Jennings, released in 1970, is a poignant country song that explores themes of longing, departure, and the bittersweet nature of leaving loved ones behind. The lyrics convey a sense of inevitability and reflection on the transient nature of life. Musically, it features Jennings' signature blend of traditional country with a touch of rock, characterized by heartfelt storytelling and emotive vocals. The song resonates with listeners, capturing the universal experience of saying goodbye, and remains a classic in the country genre. #Country
[Verse 1]
Girls have been a weakness all of my life
But I made a big mistake and I took one for a wife
I've thought that she was different I could settle down
But she won't and I didn't by now I'm leaving town
[Chorus]
This time tomorrow I'll be gone
This time tomorrow I'll be gone
[Instrumental]
[Verse 2]
I'll be a dating those southern belles there'll be no days of blue
All the queens in New Orleans I'll get around with you
When sun went down I'll come back up I'll be counting every hour
Till I'm back heading south for sweet sweet magnolia flowers
[Chorus][x2]
Girls have been a weakness all of my life
But I made a big mistake and I took one for a wife
I've thought that she was different I could settle down
But she won't and I didn't by now I'm leaving town
[Chorus]
This time tomorrow I'll be gone
This time tomorrow I'll be gone
[Instrumental]
[Verse 2]
I'll be a dating those southern belles there'll be no days of blue
All the queens in New Orleans I'll get around with you
When sun went down I'll come back up I'll be counting every hour
Till I'm back heading south for sweet sweet magnolia flowers
[Chorus][x2]
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