Terrible Tomorrow

from Lessons by Ha Ha Tonka

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I'm no fortune teller, but I can see it coming
A terrible tomorrow
It's a terrible tomorrow we'll know

I can see little thought bubbles over everyone's head and it's causing me trouble
It's a dangerous thing when everyone's thinking out loud

My face, a concrete smile
I should take it off, I've been wearing it awhile
It's a hideous thing and a little bit maniacal now

No I'm not a fortune teller, but I can see it coming
A terrible tomorrow
It's a terrible tomorrow we'll know

I wish you could see
How it looks to me
When everyone's thinking out loud
I wish you could see that everyone's thinking out loud

Last night I had a dream
It was Mary Todd Lincoln and me in a theater
It was real enough
I checked the back of my head for blood
Yeah when I woke up
I checked the back of my head for blood

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from Lessons, released September 24, 2013

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Ha Ha Tonka Missouri

Ha Ha Tonka is the unmistakable indie-meets-Southern rock band comprised of Brett Anderson, Lucas Long and Brian Roberts. The band toys with the theme of living beyond a normal lifetime- the concept of reliving and rewriting our lives, and the lessons we can all learn along the way. ... more

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