Why does My Mac Book Pro Keeps Shutting Off During Boot Up.

I recently installed office 2008 shut laptop off to take to work then i went to reboot at work and it goes to white apple screen then shuts right off,i went into disk utility and Invalid Key Length then it says the volume apps could not be verified completely. Error this disk needs to be repaired. This is like third time happen .i dont understand and no i didnt do a backup cause its a mac,never had this problem before until upgraded to lion,please help i dont wanna have to reinstall i finally got a my music from itunes,

I am afraid that you have no choice other than Repairing Disk using Recovery HD.
You can download music purchased from iTunes again for free, in case it is lost.
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