Tomorrow Never Dies

In 'Tomorrow Never Dies,' 5 Seconds Of Summer delves into themes of resilience, hope, and self-reflection. The song opens with a portrayal of life's struggles, likening them to being trapped inside a box, waiting for a break that always seems to come too late. This imagery captures the feeling of being stuck and the frustration of waiting for change. The lyrics suggest that life is a winding road, full of stumbling blocks, but each new page turned offers a chance to make things right. This metaphor of turning pages symbolizes new beginnings and opportunities for redemption.

The chorus, with its powerful declaration that 'the sun will rise, like a flame ignite,' serves as a beacon of hope. It emphasizes that no matter how tough things get, there is always a new day ahead. The repetition of 'we're not done till we say it's over' reinforces the idea of perseverance and the refusal to give up. The phrase 'tomorrow never dies' is a reminder that there is always another chance, another opportunity to overcome challenges and start anew.

The song also touches on the theme of self-reflection, particularly in the lines 'It’s hard to see the enemy when you’re looking at yourself.' This suggests that sometimes our biggest obstacles are internal, and recognizing this is the first step towards overcoming them. The lyrics encourage listeners to keep pushing forward, to 'try your best to change your fate,' and to enjoy the journey despite its difficulties. The recurring motif of the sun rising and the assurance that 'tomorrow never dies' encapsulates the song's message of enduring hope and the relentless pursuit of a better future.