He can’t look out the window    His reflection blocks the way    And he’s got no-one to talk to    But he’s nothing left to say    And he daren’t look at the sky    Because he’s scared the sun will cry    And he’s the man who cannot see tomorrow’s sunshine       He never reads the paper    Because every word’s the same    And they bring back broken memories    Of a man who had a name    And his life just drains away    But he has no need to stay    ‘Cos he’s the man who cannot see tomorrow’s sunshine       When he goes out on a Thursday    That’s the only day he leaves    For his unemployment benefit    And his weekly groceries    And he will never say a word    And if he does he’s never heard    ‘Cos he’s the man who cannot see tomorrow’s sunshine       And the man who once lived    Like a real human being    Is now noting his life    Never listening or seeing    He doesn’t seem to realise    That his mistakes cannot last    As he draws in his sadness    And his guilt screams from the past       His existence wastes away    And he sits and cries alone    But he’d never want to change it    Because he knows the wrong he’s done    And so he looks towards his end    With only darkness for a friend    And he’s the man who’ll never see tomorrow’s sunshine