Senza vostro amore, morrei?

Question

Senza vostro amore, morrei?

Answer 1

you mean maybe:

"senza il Tuo amore, morirei!"

good luck

ciao

Answer 2

Without your love i'd die

Answer 3

"Senza il vostro amore, morrei" = "Without your love, I'll die", but...

"vostro" was formal for "you", and was even used to declare one's love to somebody; I mean, it could appear strange to say "I love you" talking formally to the person you love, nowadays, but was in use dozens of years ago.

Today "voi", "vostro/a/i/e" ("you", "your, yours") are not used anymore; today informal for "you" is "lei", "your, yours" is "suo (m.s.), sua (f.s.), suoi (m,p), sue (f. p.)".

Capital letter ("Lei", etc) in the middle of a sentence is not mandatory, can be used in order to show even more respect to the person your addressing to.  

"morrei" is also not anymore used ("morirei", now), unless you want to be poetical.

So, today we say "Senza il tuo amore, morirei".   ("tuo" is informal)