Hey Tomorrow Jim Croce

October 26, 2026 mountain bike workout down the New Santa Fe Trail to Fountain and back on Las Vegas. The songs are "Hey Tomorrow" by Jim Croce, from his 1972 album "You Don't Mess Around with Jim". According to Jim's widow Ingrid Croce, they wrote this song one night in the small apartment they were renting in the Bronx. Jim and Ingrid recorded as a duo at that time, and when they recorded this song and the other tracks for the album, Ingrid says the sessions felt rushed, and the album was a flop (variations of the album have appeared under a few different titles, including "Approaching Day" and "Bombs over Puerto Rico" - many releases did not include this track). Croce's next album was his breakthrough You Don't Mess Around With Jim, which was released in 1972, and Jim recorded a new version of "Hey Tomorrow" as the final track. ...and "Workin' At The Car Wash Blues" also by Jim Croce, from his 1973 album "I Got a Name". He said the song is "a story about a guy who thinks he thinks he should be ruling the universe somewhere, but he is really working at a car wash". Croce explained that he came up with the idea for the song while in the military at Fort Jackson, running telephone cables on poles and thinking he should be doing something else. While on top of the pole, Croce thought about everyone in the same situation thinking they should be doing another "gig" and have a different job. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workin%... Learned both songs from my brother. The video has a racoons, snow, mud, new animations and the Trails and roads. Filmed with a GoPro Hero 12 and iPhone pro max 14.