The Oldest Dream In The World
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The Oldest Dream In The World
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I never saw a night so full of stars
I never saw a love so lost as ours
There never was a child so far from home
He's never felt so easy on his own
Close those eyes
Another night unfurled
The oldest dream in the world
I never saw a place so full of scars
I never saw a loss so loved as ours
There is a man asleep in me somewhere
Just as he
Closed his eyes
Another night unfurled
The oldest dream in the world
I never saw a night so full of stars
I never saw a love so lost as ours
Close your eyes
Another night unfurled
The oldest dream in the world
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