I’ll believe in tomorrow (Behind the song)
It was about the year 1974 and things were not so good, prices were high and gas prices were shocking and long lines were forming at stations. It was not easy to believe in today, at least those days in 1974, but oh how things have changed. I was without work at the time since we had just returned from living in Spain for the two years previously. We had returned so my wife could give birth to our daughter which took place in March of 1975. I visited a friend in Sacramento who had a junkyard to see how he was doing. After the visit he ask me if I was working yet, and offered to let me use one of his extra tow trucks to buy junk cars and sell them for the metal. Thus began my first job which required the strength of a young man to prep each vehicles for the crusher. I had dreams up in my hat for I thought we would be able to return to Spain in a few months. A young man is usually very idealistic and eventually has to come down to earth. So I worked hard with my two hands and we survived. Difficulties came and time in hospitals and things were not so rosy. I wrote the song during this period. I will wait on the sorrow if I know there is a way I will calm this lump of clay cries the words of the song. I knew that one doesn’t have the capacity to always turn things around, as the song alludes to thousands who have tried. So I continued with my nose to the grind realizing that dreams don’t always come true but you can survive if you don’ t give up but keep keeping on. At least I had a strong founded hope in a future not in any man including me but in the creator who spoke of , “a hope of the everlasting life that God, who cannot lie, promised long ago”.—Titus 1:2. And Isaiah 65:23 assures us , “They will not toil for nothing, Nor will they bear children for distress, Because they are the offspring made up of those blessed by Jehovah, And their descendants with them.” Therefore I could believe in tomorrow for eventually there would be a wonderful eternal life without the stresses and disappointments of this life. These are the inspirations behind the song.



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