Too Many Tomorrows Jerry Vale
"Too Many Tomorrows" by Jerry Vale is a poignant pop ballad from 1956. The song explores themes of love, longing, and the uncertainty of the future, expressing the heartache of waiting for a loved one. Its emotional delivery and orchestral arrangement enhance its nostalgic feel. Vale's smooth vocals contribute to its lasting appeal in romantic music. #Pop
Please don't go, my love
I'm frightened of
Too many tomorrows
Around this haunted place
If I set you free
What's left for me
Too many tomorrows
I simply cannot face
Those passionate words we find
To grieve each other
Do not mean we'd leave each other
So come fill my arms
And we'll forget
The meaningless sorrows
Each time we say we're through
Darling, can't you see
There can't ever be
Too many tomorrows
If you stay with me
I'm frightened of
Too many tomorrows
Around this haunted place
If I set you free
What's left for me
Too many tomorrows
I simply cannot face
Those passionate words we find
To grieve each other
Do not mean we'd leave each other
So come fill my arms
And we'll forget
The meaningless sorrows
Each time we say we're through
Darling, can't you see
There can't ever be
Too many tomorrows
If you stay with me
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