Dreamland
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Dreamland
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I had a dream tonight
I was in a land where all I did was right
People were drinking with some friends
And having some real good time
Is it true what I see now?
A lot of barrels full of wine
I could feel the smoke of a green herb
Which painted in red my tired eyes
They were happy and now I know
I was in the land of silver and gold
I don't want to wake up
At least not before my first million
What could I do to get there?
Until this time I was just having good visions
Silver and gold
These colors can change a man's life
Can bring a taste of power and fame
But cannot buy a soul just like mine
They were happy and now I know
I was in the land of silver and gold
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Alex di Castro performs "Dreamland", and this lyric page sits inside the Alex di Castro catalog on LyroVerse.
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