All My Tomorrows

The speaker feels that life is difficult in the present: there is little to celebrate, luck seems to be against them, and laughter is scarce. Yet the mood is hopeful rather than defeated. They imagine a better future and connect that hope to the person they love, promising that their coming days will be shared.

“Spring” suggests renewal and happiness, while “rainbows” stand for the bright possibilities the speaker expects ahead. The phrase “turning the tide” means changing a bad situation into a better one. The speaker also says they may “dream, beg, or borrow” their hopes, suggesting that even if those dreams are uncertain or borrowed from others, they still hold on to them.

The song presents love as both a source of comfort and a reason to keep looking forward. “All my tomorrows belong to you” may mean devotion and a wish to build a life together, rather than a literal promise that the future is guaranteed. The repeated confidence that dreams will come true contrasts with the speaker’s admission that luck has often failed them, leaving some uncertainty beneath the optimism.