Silverchair: Tomorrow Meaning
Song Released: 1994
Tomorrow Lyrics
I know you hate me, but I'll ask anyway,
Won't you come with me, to a place in a little town,
The only way to get there's to go straight down,
There's no bathroom, and there is no sink,
The...
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#1 top rated interpretation:This is song is about choosing a life of risk and adventure over a typical life of relying on money and having things. Those who decide to venture off "Today" verses those who always say I'll go "Tomorrow" find true happiness in how it is meant to be. "Today" refers to the sun still shining in the skies. We won't always have it.
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#2 top rated interpretation:Lead singer Daniel Johns was watching TV when he came up with the idea for this song. There was a news story about a rich man who is asked to stay at a poor hotel. He pretty much hated it and begged to leave, but the employees kept telling that he won't leave "till tomorrow".
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This is about an ahole money hungry dic named Ryan King. He ripped me off for 3000.00 on a custom deck job and a side deck w two stair cases and 8 in top beer holder rail. He is about 345 lbs and selfish as f . And wait till tomorrow fat boy means what it says .. you'll get it tomorrow fat boy. Fat boy u will get it tomorrow. Is payback bitch ill get mine. Go on living like a king fat boy. Wait till tommorrow.tomorrow.. tawas
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The nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He wants his rich friend to see what complacence caused, and he had a chance to stop the next bomb. He couldn’t wait for tomorrow Fat Boy is the bomb.
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It's 12 o'clock and it's a wonderful day
I know you hate me but I'll ask anyway
Won't you come with me to a place in a little town
The only way to get there's to go straight down
There's no bathroom and there is no sink
The water out of the tap is very
Hard to drink
Very hard to drink
This means that even though he's having trouble in his relationship, he asks his partner to stick with him through this and thin, even though the depths of hell.
You say that money isn't everything
But I'd like to see you live without it
You think you can keep on going, living like a king
Ooh babe, but I strongly doubt it
He's telling his partner that he has the money to support their lifestyles and fulfill their desires as well.
You gonna wait too, fat boy
Fat boy
Wait 'til tomorrow
He mentions weight and wait. One while dealing with anorexia, he is implying that his partner will wait so long that he will become a fat boy.
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Daniel John’s said he would never play this song again because it came about while he was dealing with his crippling and painful experience with his eating disorder anorexia..he came close to dying... dig a little deeper with a few interviews and you’ll find this information...better to get it from the mouth of the individual than go by what you imagine it to be or rather than about what you heard someone else say..
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It’s about Globalisation,
It’s the small underdog telling the large corporations, wait till tomorrow fat boy. -
I feel the song is a reflection of someone who is only willing to stay in their comfort zone and to put off responsibilities to a later date.
“Fat Boy” isn’t a specific person but rather laziness in human nature. “Wait till tomorrow” is the tendency of laziness to become procrastination.
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I been trying to figure it out since 1994. The “only way to get there’s to go straight down” leads me to believe it’s about going to Hell? I think its about telling the fat rich kid wait til tomorrow, you’re going to hell. Just my $0.02.
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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Little kid getting picked on.
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