I Want Tomorrow

the 3rd song of the album The Celts (1992), composed and performed by Enya,
Read or download I Want Tomorrow lyrics by Roma Ryan
Dawn breaks; there is blue in the sky. / Your face before me
Though I don't know why. / Thoughts disappearing like tears from the Moon.
Waiting here, as I sit by the stone, / They came before me
Those men from the Sun. / Signs from the heavens say I am the one.
Now you're here, I can see your light, / this light that I must follow.
You, you may take my life away, so far away.
Now I know I must leave your spell / I want tomorrow.

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Reviews
BBC Records certainly do. They've taken the unprecedented step of releasing her Celts soundtrack months ahead of the start of the television series, even retitling it Enya with little obvious relationship to the programme. And one reason for this bold stroke may be their confidence in the LP's single 'I Want Tomorrow', a glimmeringly melodic ballad that could be one of those surprise singles that occasionally invade the British charts. Soundtracks are constricting while - perhaps inevitably - her music shares common trademarks with Clannad in its moody melodic scope and ambitious use of texturing vocal overdubs, though her instrumental identity tends to be more basically founded on piano and keyboards. Ultimately though it's the serene elegance of the single 'I Want Tomorrow' that suggests a wider range of song-writing talent. (Hot Press, Apr. 1987)

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