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Tomorrow lyrics
Oh, baby, don't you let me down tomorrow
Holding hands we both abandon sorrow
Oh, for a chance to get away tomorrow
Hey, baby's got a lazy day on Sunday
Here's a pound, we hang around 'til Monday
Oh, baby don't you let me down on Sunday
Bring a bag of bread and cheese
And find a shady spot beneath the trees
Catch a breath of country air
And run your pretty fingers thro' my hair
Tomorrow, when we both abandon sorrow
Oh, baby don't you let me down tomorrow
Thro' the week we beg and steal and borrow
Oh, for a chance to get away tomorrow
Honey, pray for sunny skies
So I can speak to rainbows in your eyes
Let's just hope the weather man is feeling fine
And doesn't spoil our plan
Tomorrow, when we both abandon sorrow
Oh, baby baby don't you let me down tomorrow
Holding hands we both abandon sorrow
Oh, baby don't you let me down tomorrow
Oh, for a chance to get away tomorrow
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow
Hey don't let me down
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow
Baby, don't let, let me down tomorrow
Baby, don't let me down tomorrow
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- Track 17 on Wingspan Disc 2
- 16 Waterfalls
- 18 Too Many People
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- Track 7 on Wild Life, Venus and Mars
- 6 I Am Your Singer
- 8 Dear Friend
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