Song Premiere: Lyman Ellerman's Heartening 'Here Comes Tomorrow'

"This was the first song completed for the album. That's because we had recorded this one a couple years prior! It wasn't originally set for this record. But when we were about halfway through we knew we were accumulating a lot of songs with darker content. So we thought 'Tomorrow' would be a good closer to end up with a ray of hope," Ellerman tells Wide Open Country. "And in reality, that's what the song is about. Every day is a new chance to make a fresh move or right a wrong, let go of the chains of the past, etc. 'The storm is always at its worst just before it's gone.' The melody as I was starting on this one kind of reminded me of the John Fogerty-Creedence Clearwater Revival era, and so I followed that trail all the way through. 'Here comes the good times. Move over sorrow. Here comes the sunshine. Here comes tomorrow.'"