To Kill Tomorrow

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"To Kill Tomorrow" is the title of a James Bond song from the 1970s, that at one time was considered for use as lead song in a James Bond movie. However due to production costs that film did not get the greenlight, and the song languished. It was later covered by a series of metalcore bands, including I Killed the Prom Queen.

The song takes a pessimistic view of the world, starting with:

When I feel the torment in your voice

Red eyes burn out the sun trapped in daylight

As this hope will break me,

this bloodshed is my fate