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letra de tomorrow (reprise) - lilla crawford

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[drake, spoken]
meanwhile, in the oval office
at the white house

[roosevelt, spoken]
aah, oliver!
good of you to have come!

[warbucks, spoken]
good morning mr. president

[roosevelt, spoken]
well, who is this we have here?

[warbucks, spoken]
mr. president, this is my good friend, annie

[roosevelt, spoken]
annie? oh, of course!
the little girl who sang so beautifully on the radio last night!

[annie, spoken]
how do ya do, president roosevelt?

[roosevelt, spoken]
how do you do annie?
you’re as lovely as you sounded on the radio

[annie, spoken]
thank you, president roosevelt!

[roosevelt, spoken]
oliver, you already know the members of my cabinet
and since you speak for those happy few americans
who have any money left
we’d like to begin with your view on matters

[warbucks, spoken]
mr. president
in the words of calvin coolidge
“the business of…

[cabinet, spoken]
…this country’s businesses”

[warbucks, spoken]
yes! and for the good of the country
wall street and me
we’ve got to get my factories open
and the workers back to work!

[roosevelt, spoken]
the situation is hopeless and getting worse!

[annie, spoken]
the sun’ll come out!
tomorrow!
betcha bottom dollar that tomorrow!
there’ll be… sun!

[ickes, spoken]
shh! quiet little girl!

[roosevelt, spoken]
what did you say, annie?

[annie]
just thinking about tomorrow
clears away the cobwebs
and the sorrow
’til there’s none

when i’m stuck a day
that’s gray
and lonely
i just stick out my chin
and grin
and say

oh, the sun’ll come out
tomorrow
so ya gotta hang on
’til tomorrow
come what may
tomorrow!
tomorrow!
i love ya tomorrow!
you’re always a day away

[roosevelt, spoken]
harold ickes, stand up

[ickes, spoken]
what?

[roosevelt, spoken]
you heard me, harold
stand up
now, harold
sing

[ickes, spoken]
sing?

[roosevelt, spoken]
yes, sing! like annie!
i just decided that if my administration is going to be anything
it’s going to be optimistic about the future of this country
now sing

[ickes, spoken]
really, franklin, you know-

[roosevelt, spoken]
sing!

[ickes]
the sun’ll come out
tomorrow

[fdr, spoken]
louder, harold!

[ickes]
bet your bottom dollar
that tomorrow
there’ll be sun!

[fdr, spoken]
perkins!

[perkins & ickes]
just thinking about
tomorrow
clears away the cobwebs

[annie, perkins & ickes]
and the sorrow
’til there’s none!

[fdr, spoken]
solo for the president!
when i’m stuck with a day

(singing)

that’s gray and lonely
i just stick out my chin-

[annie, spoken]
stick up my chin

[roosevelt, spoken]
stick up my chin!

(singing)

and grin, and say

(spoken)

everyone! republicans too, oliver!
sing!

[all]
the sun’ll come out
tomorrow
so ya gotta hang on
’til tomorrow
come what may
tomorrow!
tomorrow!
i love ya
tomorrow!
you’re only a day away

[fdr, spoken]
harmony!

[all]
tomorrow! tomorrow! i love ya!

[warbucks]
tomorrow

[all]
you’re only a day away!

- lilla crawford

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