Tomorrow Has Small Hands

Somebody’s summer will be cooler because of what we plant today.

Tomorrow Has Small Hands begins with oversized garden gloves, a little oak tree, and a child who already has plans for the swing.

There are worms to relocate, a stubborn gate to repair, and questions that stay with you long after they’re asked. Through affectionate humor and ordinary moments, the song explores what we pass along: clean water, useful skills, patient attention, and the willingness to care for something beyond ourselves.

“Pass the water. Hold it steady.

Tomorrow has small hands.”

For parents, grandparents, gardeners, teachers, and anyone tending a future they may never fully see.

A little tree.

A little time.

Something that could outgrow us all.

— Nathan Garrett



Includes: one MP3 download of Tomorrow Has Small Hands, with embedded cover artwork and properly labeled song information.

Runtime: 4 minutes, 47 seconds.

Creation: Nathan Garrett, using AI music tools.