Tomorrow Is Another Day (song)
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Tomorrow Is Another Day is a song from Walt Disney Productions' 1977 animated musical film, The Rescuers. It was sung by Shelby Flint and was written and composed by the song-writing team of Carol Connors, Sammy Fain and Ayn Robbins.
The song represents Bernard and Miss Bianca's hopes for eventual romance as they fly above beautiful landscapes on the back of Orville, the albatross. The protagonists know that their first priority is rescuing Penny, but are comforted by the knowledge that "tomorrow is another day". The song is reprised at the conclusion of the film, making it end with the words "tomorrow is another day", which some have taken as a reference to the 1939 film, Gone with the Wind. The song, which is the film's theme and is reprised at the end, was included as a bonus track in the soundtrack for the film's sequel, "The Rescuers Down Under" (1990).
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