Tomorrow Never Knows

Paul McCartney was just 2 years old on D-Day, but the postwar zeitgeist was full throttle 22 years later. (Tomorrow never knows but yesterday sometimes does)

6/6/1966

(Beatles Studio Diary)

Fourth anniversary of Beatles first visit to EMI. In studio for Revolver tracks, “I Want To Tell You”, “Tomorrow Never Knows”, “Eleanor Rigby”.

6/6/1989

(Keith Haring Journal)

“In Europe since last Thursday....Every time I come to Europe I think I’m going to live forever.”

A fast 4-on-the-floor groove chorus with 2 refrain lines:

Tomorrow never knows
But yesterday sometimes does
This is the day
After this the victory
Transitions from sea to land
One era to another
Think I’m going to live forever