Tomorrow, just not today.

packed up all your letters,

But I can’t throw them away.

Your words still haunt the silence,

Like ghosts that beg me to stay.

I tell myself I’m stronger,

That I’ll learn to let you go —

But the truth keeps pulling harder,

Than my heart will ever show.

I see your face in every shadow,

Your voice inside the rain,

And though I swore I’d find tomorrow,

I’m drowning in today.

Maybe I’ll forget you tomorrow, not today,

When the ache fades a little and the memories decay.

I’ll stop reaching for your hand, stop whispering your name,

But maybe I’ll forgive you tomorrow, not today.

The clock keeps on reminding,

Of the time we let slip through.

You loved me like a fire,

Then left me in the blue.

I replay every moment,

As if it could change the end —

But love’s a song unfinished,

When the heart won’t comprehend.

Your perfume still in my pillow,

Your echo in my veins —

I wish I could be fearless,

But I still taste the pain.

Maybe I’ll forget you tomorrow, not today,

When the tears dry completely and the sky turns gray.

I’ll stop waiting at the window, stop feeling this way,

But maybe I’ll forgive you tomorrow, not today.

I know one day I’ll smile again,

And mean it when I do.

But healing takes its time, my friend,

And mine’s still missing you.

So maybe I’ll forget you tomorrow, not today,

When the sun finds my heart in a brighter place.

I’ll let go of the sorrow, I’ll learn to walk away —

But not tonight…

No, maybe tomorrow, not today.