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I’ll See You Tomorrow

I’ll See You Tomorrow is a heartfelt country ballad written by Kelly Presley, telling the true-to-life story of a mother’s love, loss, and the words that echo forever after a goodbye. What begins as an ordinary moment becomes a lifetime of remembering, grief, and truth. This song honors the memory of Hannah and every family changed by addiction. It’s not about blame — it’s about love, awareness, and the tomorrows we assume we’ll say again. Lyrics written by Kelly Presley Music and video created by Fred Buddie If this story touches you, hold the people you love a little closer and never take tomorrow for granted. #IllSeeYouTomorrow, #KellyPresley, #FredBuddie, #CountryMusic, #CountryBallad, #AmericanaMusic, #GriefSong, #MemorialSong, #TrueStorySong, #AddictionAwareness, #FentanylAwareness, #OnePillCanKill, #SongForHannah, #LossAndLove SEE YOU TOMORROW (Verse 1) I was twenty-two, barely holdin’ on, When God put you in my arms, A little girl with your mama’s eyes And a heart that could disarm. You grew up right beside me, More than daughter, more than kin— You were my best friend in this life, The one who knew me from within. (Pre-Chorus) And now this house is quiet, But I still feel you near… Like love don’t ever really leave, It just turns into a tear. (Chorus) You said, “Mama, I’ll see you tomorrow,” Like it was just another day. I said, “Baby, be safe,” And you smiled and drove away. Now tomorrow comes without you And I don’t know what to do… ‘Cause I’m still right here waitin’ On the girl that never made it home to me… Hannah… I’m still waitin’ on you. (Verse 2) There was a boy with a crooked smile, And a road that wasn’t right, He called it fun, he called it nothin’ But it swallowed up your light. And I hate what he introduced you to, But I won’t blame your heart… You were lookin’ for somebody And it tore your world apart. (Pre-Chorus 2) And I’d give anything for one more chance To pull you close and say— You were already enough, my love… You never had to run away. (Chorus) You said, “Mama, I’ll see you tomorrow,” Like it was just another day. I said, “Baby, be safe,” And you smiled and drove away. Now tomorrow comes without you And I don’t know what to do… ‘Cause I’m still right here waitin’ On the girl that never made it home to me… Hannah… I’m still waitin’ on you. (Bridge Shortened) New Orleans for the weekend, Just friends and city lights… And you called me that last night Like you always did, just to say goodnight. Your voice was soft, your words were simple, You said, “Mama, I love you too.” And I never knew those three little words Would be the last thing I’d hear from you. Then the phone rang the next mornin’ And the whole world changed in place… A deadly dose of fentanyl, A poison no one sees ‘til it’s too late. (Final Chorus Advocacy) ‘Cause she said, “Mama, I’ll see you tomorrow,” And I believed it like a prayer. But fentanyl don’t give you time, And it don’t play fair. So if you’ve got a child you love, Hold ‘em close, tell ‘em the truth… One pill can steal a heartbeat From somebody just like you. Now tomorrow comes without her And I don’t know what to do… But I’ll spend the rest of my life Sayin’ her name so she’s never just a headline… Hannah… She was my whole world too. (Outro Soft) Hannah… I’ll see you tomorrow… Someday.