Tomorrow

Lynch's song 'Tomorrow' is a powerful anthem of resilience and hope, urging listeners to face their fears and embrace the uncertainties of life. The lyrics begin with a call to action, 'Wake up, here I am,' suggesting a moment of awakening or realization. The repeated reassurance that 'there's nothing to be afraid of' serves as a comforting reminder that failure is a natural part of the journey. The song emphasizes the importance of perseverance, with lines like 'Don't give up if you fail' and 'The time is now, time to go,' encouraging listeners to seize the present moment and move forward despite setbacks.

The chorus, with its Japanese lines 'Todoke todoku made haruka touku no anata e,' translates to 'Until it reaches you far away,' symbolizing the distance one must travel to achieve their dreams. The imagery of 'spreading empty hands' and 'shedding tears to live' highlights the vulnerability and emotional struggles that come with pursuing one's goals. Yet, the song maintains a hopeful tone, suggesting that even if the envisioned future doesn't arrive ('Egaita asu ga konakute mo ikou'), one should continue moving forward.

The song also touches on themes of companionship and shared struggles. The lines 'Your fuckin' life, I'm ready to go with you' and 'My fuckin' life, don't hurry, it has gone wrong' reflect a sense of solidarity and mutual support. The mention of making 'a ray of light' amidst 'a ghastly sight' suggests finding hope and beauty even in the darkest times. Ultimately, the song concludes with the line 'Tomorrow is another,' reinforcing the idea that each new day brings fresh opportunities and the chance to start anew.