Lyrics
My tomorrow must be greater than today.
His hands are not short that He cannot reach you.
His eyes are never blind that He cannot see your tears.
His ears are not deaf that He cannot hear your cry.
Your tomorrow must be greater than today.
No matter what i face.
No matter what I see.
No matter what comes my way.
No matter how i cry.
One thing i know, that is definite in my heart, my tomorrow must be greater than today.
Hallelujah.
I'm gonna sing in my tomorrow.
Hallelujah.
I'm gonna dance in my tomorrow.
This is my song.
This is my story.
I'm gonna testify in my tomorrow.
Mama don't cry, you gonna sing in your tomorrow.
Papa, my brother, sister don't cry, you gonna dance in your tomorrow.
Wipe away your tears my brother, you gonna testify in your tomorrow.
Weeping endures for the night joy comes in the morning.
You gonna dance in your tomorrow.
I can see an open heaven pouring down blessings in my life.
I can see broken hearts amended.
I can see better tomorrow.
I can see the cloud has gathered.
Check me out tomorrow.
My tomorrow must be greater than today.
AMEN.
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song leans on a confident declaration that the future holds more than the present. "My tomorrow must be greater than today" repeats as a statement of hope rather than a promise of ease. The opening lines echo Isaiah 59:1 and related passages, describing God’s power and attentiveness: hands that can reach, eyes that see tears, ears that hear cries. That anchor matters, because the song also acknowledges struggle—facing hardship, crying, not knowing what comes next. The shift toward singing, dancing, and testifying in tomorrow is not escapism; it is praise projected forward. The line "Weeping endures for the night but joy comes in the morning" draws on Psalm 30:5, placing present sorrow within a larger movement led by God. The mention of open heaven, mended hearts, and gathered clouds carries imagery of provision and restoration. The song invites listeners into a shared hope, addressing family members directly and gently. Its theology is simple but firm: God’s character is reliable, and that reliability makes tomorrow a reason for trust.