Will You Love Me Tomorrow (Live KCRW 11/13/96) - Wilco

Now I lay me down to love you tonight But will you feel the same in the morning light? Tonight you're mine completely You give me your love so sweetly Yeah, tonight the light Of love is in your eyes (love is in your eyes), yeah But will you love me tomorrow? Is this a lasting treasure Or just a moment's (or just a moment's) Pleasure? (Pleasure) Oh, can I (can I) believe (can I believe) The magic of your charms? Will you still love me tomorrow? Tonight with words unspoken (You don't have to say a word to let me know) Oh-oh-oh, you say (you say), you say that I'm the only one Oh-oh-oh, but will my heart (will my heart) Be broken (be broken), ooh When the night Meets the morning (meets the morning) sun? (Sun) Oh, love so beautiful I'd like to think that you'd be mine forever I'd like to know (know) that your love (ooh) Is a love I can (love I can) be sure of (sure of) Oh-oh, so tell (so tell), tell me now (tell me now) And I won't ask again, ooh, no, no, no, no Will you still love me (love me) tomorrow? (Tomorrow) Will you still love me (love me) tomorrow? Yeah, yeah Will you still love me tomorrow? (Tomorrow) Will you still love me tomorrow?

The cash machine Is blue and green For a hundred in 20's And a small service fee I could spend three dollars And 63 cents On diet Coca-Cola And unlit cigarettes I wonder why We listen to poets When nobody gives a fuck How hot and sorrowful This machine begs for luck All my lies are always wishes I know I would die If I could come back new I want a good life With a nose for things A fresh wind and bright sky To enjoy my suffering A hole without a key If I break my tongue Speaking of tomorrow How will it ever come All my lies are always my wishes I know I would die If I could come back new I'm down on my hands and knees Every time the doorbell rings I shake like a toothache When I hear myself sing All my lies are only wishes I know I would die If I could come back new I would like to salute The ashes of American flags And all the falling leaves Filling up shopping bags