What About Tomorrow
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What About Tomorrow
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Hotel room, empty gloom,
A thousand miles from home.
Cast away, memories made,
In our place so long ago.
Is it true, that missing you,
Gets easier in time?
I'm so afraid that's it too late,
To try and change your mind.
Now I know what I've been missing,
When I'm looking at you. (2,3,4)
Chorus
You're all I see, do you see me?
And what about tomorrow?
Still waiting fast, you're in the past.
And what about tomorrow?
Memories past, could things have last,
If time was ours to borrow?
Could it change the dreams we made,
Or drown out in the sorrow?
Chorus
You're all I need, do you need me?
And what about tomorrow?
Still waiting fast, you're in the past.
And what about tomorrow?
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