Lyrics: Tomorrow, give us a little more sun Until spring bursts In the eyes of autumn, then you Protect my shadow and my body From the cold wound of goodbye And wake me up from the birds' sleep Retrieve the North Pole for the whales And pity for the bombers in the sky Make us understand where the world is going This supermarket of madness Heal our illness a little Don't leave us too alone, you So that Buchenwald doesn't happen again And the deer doesn't become a discontented, lonely, marginalized worker, you Destroy the temple of vanity And the prostitution that lies there I tell you that I too have turned to drugs In the desperation of an age That longs for a love that isn't there And when I'll be old and sad, God Let me listen to "Yesterday" again And then let me die beside her And then let me die beside her. "Tu (Domani)" is a song by the Italian singer Umberto Tozzi. Released in 1978, it conveys a plea for a better tomorrow, asking for protection, understanding, and healing in a world filled with madness and desperation. The lyrics touch upon various themes, including the desire for love, the fear of loneliness and marginalization, and the need for compassion and unity. Tozzi's powerful vocals and emotive delivery enhance the song's message, highlighting the longing for an idealistic future where past mistakes are not repeated. Overall, "Tu (Domani)" serves as both a reflection of societal issues and a personal plea for hope and connection.
