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Artist: Vernon Oxford
Canonical path: /vernon-oxford/what-will-i-live-on-tomorrow
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What Will I Live On Tomorrow
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What Will I Live On Tomorrow
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What will I live on tomorrow
If you leave me today
What will I live on tomorrow
You'll take everything away
For a long long time I've lived on your love
But tomorrow I must find something new
I don't know where to start
But I know I've got it to do
You're mine food when I hunger
You're my shelter when I'm cold
How will I go through life
If I don't have you to hold
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