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Written in 1962

I'll Wait Till Tomorrow

Written by Lennon - McCartneyUnreleased song

Last updated on October 5, 2021


Timeline This song was written, or began to be written, in 1962, when Paul McCartney was 20 years old)

Related session

This song was recorded during the following studio sessions:

Related songs

I’ll Wait Till Tomorrow” is an early Lennon – McCartney composition. The Beatles covered it on the second day of the “Get Back” sessions (January 3rd, 1969).

From Early Beatles Songs:

Little is known of this track, which turned up during the Get Back sessions of 1969. On recordings from January 3, McCartney turns his attention from “One After 909”, mentioning that Pete Shotton had recently reminded him of this song. Accordingly he leads off singing, with Lennon joining in, during a session where oldies were very much on their minds. 

Given its style and the fact that McCartney leads, it seems reasonable to assume that it is his song – although nothing else can be inferred. Some sources, including Walter Everett, name the song as “If Tomorrow Ever Comes”, as per some bootlegs.


Lyrics

I’ll wait until tomorrow

Till you come my way

That’s why I sit here

Alone and I pray…


But I’ll wait till tomorrow

Through a thousand setting suns

I’ll wait till tomorrow

If tomorrow ever comes…

Bootlegs

Live performances

Paul McCartney has never played this song in concert.

Paul McCartney writing

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