Luke Combs Shares Two Unreleased Songs, 'Tomorrow Me' And 'Cold As You'

Luke Combs continues to surprise fans with unreleased music. On Wednesday (May 6), the country star debuted two new songs, "Tomorrow Me" and "Cold As You" with acoustic performances during his livestream in partnership with Columbia Sportswear (@columbia1938).

First up, Combs shared the song "Tomorrow Me," which he co-wrote with Ray Fulcher and Dean Dillon. "'Cause tomorrow me ain't gonna like the way things go tonight / if I let you in and think that it'll be different this time / So maybe we should let yesterday be / 'Cause I gotta live with Tomorrow Me," he sings in the chorus.

"Tomorrow Me" can be heard in the YouTube video below.

After "Tomorrow Me," Combs played another new song, "Cold As You."

Before performing the new tune, Combs talked about his recent Grand Ole Opry performance with Craig Morgan, where some fans might've first heard the song. He continued on to say that fans have been asking to hear the full song ever since.

"I'm going to do it to the best of my abilities," he adds, admitting, "I never played this thing all the way through."

"This broke heart fool on an old bar stool / Drinkin' beer almost as Cold As You," Combs belts in the chorus.

Fans can watch the full stream on Columbia's Instagram, or in the videos below from Combs' YouTube page.

In addition to "Tomorrow Me" and "Cold As You," Combs has also shared several other new songs with fans during livestream shows while quarantined. One of the first songs he surprised fans with was "Used To Wish I Was" which was followed by his emotional "Six Feet Apart" debut.

"Six Feet Apart," written by Combs alongside Rob Snyder and Brent Cobb, was inspired by the current health crisis and state of the world as people continue to practice social distancing due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The lyrics address feelings that come with not being able to go out and enjoy life like normal.

"But the news has all been bad / and the world just seems so sad / I ain’t had much else going on / so I sat down and wrote this song / I miss my mom, I miss my dad / I miss the road, I miss my band / And giving hugs and shaking hands,” Combs sings in the chorus. “It’s a mystery I supposed / just how long this thing goes / there’ll be crowds and there’ll be shows / and there will be light after dark someday when we aren’t Six Feet Apart."

The song was so powerful that Combs decided to release the studio version last Friday (May 1). Take a listen to the heartfelt song below.

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