Just A Dream
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Just A Dream
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When I look in your eyes
I see a whole different sky
Like I've never seen before
And when I hear your voice
It's like a song that I can listen to o, over again
It's so crazy how you make me go crazy
Every time that I'm near you
'Cause you're just a dream
This is my reality, totally insanity
If I could be in your dream
All I wanna do
Is be with you, be with you
You're just a dream, just a dream
When I picture the world
It takes me to the sun
I think about the way you smile
And the words that you say
Always seem to change
The world that I've been livin' in
More than my imagination could ever see
You're just a dream
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Bishop Leonard Scott performs "Just A Dream", and this lyric page sits inside the Bishop Leonard Scott catalog on LyroVerse.
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