Tomorrow
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Tomorrow
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Tomorrow
Things won't be the same
Tomorrow
Life would be a different game
But right now I am with you, and
Together we can make it through
Ba-ba-ba...ba-ba-ba-ba
Forever
Our love might last
Forever
Will it come too fast
But right now I am with you, and
Together we can make it through
Ba-ba-ba...ba-ba-ba-ba
We live in a world
Of carnivals and clowns
And buildings to the sky
That make us want to fly
But right now I am with you, and
Together we can make it through
Ba-ba-ba...ba-ba-ba-ba
We live in a world
Of carnivals and clowns
And buildings to the sky
That make us want to fly
But right now I am with you, and
Together we can make it through
But right now I am with you, and
Together we can make it through
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The Strawberry Alarmclock performs "Tomorrow", and this lyric page sits inside the The Strawberry Alarmclock catalog on LyroVerse.
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