Tomorrow People – Billy Idol


(Think about the future)

(Tomorrow people)

(This is the future)

A time warp scene

A sci-fi story

A dirt-coloured love

You hope for glory

I like to fight, I kill global oppression

If I quit, no hope of redemption

Blue eyes crying in the rain

For how long?

Tomorrow people

I laugh tomorrow gone

For how long?

Tomorrow people

Tomorrow people

Well, you know I’m free on arrival

Left behind my babe, by guilt of survival

I don’t know where I’m running to

I lost my love, lost my hold

I lost my heaven too

Blue eyes crying in the rain

For how long?

Tomorrow people

I laugh tomorrow gone

For how long?

Tomorrow people, wow

Blue eyes crying in the rain

For how long?

Tomorrow people, yeah

I laugh tomorrow gone

For how long? Soon come

Tomorrow people

Tomorrow people, yeah come on loud

Now my life is truly misspent

I said

I’m here to tell you, to tell you

That I won’t repent

World War III

Death pain

It’s fate lets do it again

Tomorrow man

Tomorrow people

Tomorrow man

Tomorrow people

Tomorrow man

A time warp scene

A sci-fi story (Tomorrow people)

A dirt-coloured sky (Tomorrow people)

New hope for glory (Tomorrow man)

I like to fight

I kill global oppression (Tomorrow people)

When I quit, new hope for redemption

(Tomorrow people)

Blue eyes crying in the rain

Tomorrow people

I laugh tomorrow gone

Tomorrow people

Tomorrow people

Tomorrow people

Tomorrow people

Tomorrow people

The Futuristic Vision of “Tomorrow People”

“Tomorrow People” by Billy Idol delivers a striking vision of a world grappling with uncertainty, survival, and the hope for redemption. The song’s lyrics paint a sci-fi landscape, reflecting on the impact of global oppression and the emotional toll of a world in turmoil. Idol’s references to “blue eyes crying in the rain” and “a dirt-coloured love” evoke a sense of loss and longing, while the repeated mantra of “Tomorrow people” suggests the resilience and adaptability required to move forward amidst chaos. The narrative shifts between personal regret and collective struggle, ultimately questioning whether a brighter future is truly attainable.

Song Credits

Artist: Billy Idol
Release Year: 2023
Label: BFI Records


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