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I've been following this contest from the beginning, but I finally finished my entry and got B to sing it tonight. I tried not to listen to many of the other songs until I had mine done...once a melody gets tied to a song in my head, that's it! I'll be going back through and listening to the other songs now. (I did sneak a listen to Lyle's song and the hook stuck in my head all day.) That Was Tomorrow, This Is Today ©2008 Mike Caro/Mark Schuessler Vocals: Brandon Rounds VERSE I came home from the jewelry store Found you were gone and read your note You couldn't fake it anymore It's over now, that's what you wrote PRE-CHORUS I thought tomorrow we'd start a new life I'd take a knee, you'd say yes and be my wife CHORUS But that was tomorrow And this is today From talk of forever To dreams ripped away I'm alone with this diamond ring And these words that I planned to say That was tomorrow This is today TAG Everything's wrong Tomorrow's gone Must move on from today VERSE You'd been too quiet for a while You started going out alone I'd only ever see you smile When you were talking on the phone PRE-CHORUS I thought tomorrow I'd hear your laughter Maybe you'd cry, then we'd start our ever after REPEAT CHORUS REPEAT TAG
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