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Yesterday is Gone

Yesterday is Gone Written and produced by Michael Stewart Yesterday Is Gone – A Song About Time, Wisdom, and Learning Too Late Yesterday Is Gone is a deeply reflective song about time—how we misunderstand it when we are young, wrestle with it as we age, and only later realise it was never our enemy. The song opens with innocence and guidance: “When I was younger so much younger, My mother said to me, Go find out more… And you’ll discover what I said was right.” The mother’s words are not commands but invitations—to explore, to learn, and to discover truth through living. In the second verse, the perspective shifts: “Now I’m older so much older I wish I could tell her I see things in a different way.” This is the quiet ache at the heart of the song. With age comes clarity, but often too late to share it with those who guided us. The pre-chorus introduces the song’s central tension: “Time is cruel when you want more… And when you can’t find it You’ll know why time is poor.” Here, time is not cruel by nature, but by scarcity. The cruelty comes when desire outpaces reality—when we want more moments, more chances, more days, and realise they cannot be reclaimed. The chorus is the emotional confession: “I didn’t realise, time is your friend Mother you were right in the end.” This is not just an admission of being wrong—it is an acknowledgement of wisdom earned through loss. Time, once resisted, is revealed as a companion rather than an adversary. The repeated line “All I wanted was time to be my friend” becomes a plea we all recognise too late. In verse three, the song becomes stark and honest: “Time time is bitter sweet And before long you die Yesterday is gone.” There is no romanticising here—just truth. Time gives, and time takes. The repetition of “Yesterday is gone” functions almost like a mantra, forcing acceptance. The song refuses nostalgia as an escape, instead urging the listener forward: “Think about tomorrow Make it happen yeah.” The second chorus reinforces the lesson: “Because in the end you’ll be asking for more.” It is a warning and a gift—an invitation to live differently now, while time is still willing to walk beside us. The bridge is where hope re-enters: “All I want is another day To live big and tomorrow will be alright.” This is not regret—it is resolve. The song pivots from mourning lost time to honouring the time that remains. Finally, the outro offers grace: “Yesterday is gone but tomorrow is your friend.” This line completes the journey. Time is no longer feared or begged for—it is accepted. Yesterday cannot be changed, but tomorrow still listens. Yesterday Is Gone is a song about growing up, looking back, and choosing to live better going forward. It reminds us that time is not something to defeat or outrun, but something to walk with—carefully, gratefully, and with love. And in the end, the song leaves us with its quiet truth: Yesterday is gone—but tomorrow is still listening. LYRIC V1: When I was younger so much younger, My mother said to me, Go find out more, about what I said And you’ll lead a good life and then you’ll, Discover what I said was right. V2: Now I’m older so much older I wish I could tell her I see things in a different way When I was younger so much younger My days seem so much longer Prechorus: Time is cruel when you want more So much more And when you can’t find it You’ll know why time is poor Chorus: Oowh when I was younger so much younger I didn’t realise, time is your friend Mother you were right in the end All I wanted was time to be my friend Verse3: And now I know what she was saying Time time is bitter sweet And before long you die Yesterday is gone yesterday is gone Think about tomorrow Make it happen yeah Yesterday is gone Yesterday is gone Oowh yesterday is gone Yesterday is gone Ooowh Yesterday is gone yesterday is gone Yesterday is gone yesterday is gone Chorus2: When I was younger so much younger I learned that time needs to be your friend Because in the end you’ll be asking for more Mother you were right in the end, All I want is time to be my friend Bridge: Oowh yesterday is gone Yesterday is gone Ooowh yesterday is gone Yesterday is gone Ooowh yesterday is gone Yesterday is gone yesterday is gone All I want is another day To live big and tomorrow will be alright Arrh I will live better than before Yesterday is gone ooowh Yesterday is gone Ooowh yesterday is gone Outro: Tomorrow you’ll be asking for more I prayed asked time to be my friend I prayed asked time to be my friend Then God said … its ok this is not the end Yesterday is gone but tomorrow is your friend Yesterday is gone ooowh yeaha yeaha Ooowh yeaha Ooowh yeaha Ooowh yeaha yeaha END