I Once Had a Dream
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I Once Had a Dream
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I once had a dream in my head
I worked on machines
and it made me upset
I felt so alone
She nearly had filled all my days
she let me forget all the things around me
she was all I wanted
You and me were approaching
hiding from everyone
I once had a dream in my head
but I know she had gone
She quietly moved by my side
I turned around and looked in her eyes
I felt so in love
I once had a dream in my hands
we laughed at each other
and started to dance
nothing seemed to be real
You and me were approaching
hiding from everyone
I once had a dream in my head
but I know she had gone
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