Dream Girl
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Dream Girl
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Come into my dreams where I first saw you
Please come to my dreams, can't stop thinking of you
If I could find you out on the street, I would
If I could build you with a machine, I would
If I could dream you whenever I sleep, I would
Waste everyday down under my sheets cause it feels so good
Come into my dreams where I first saw you
Please come to my dreams, can't stop thinking of you
Maybe I'll call the girl from last week, I could
Maybe I'll ask her out for a drink, I should
If she's ok I'll toss her a wink, I could
If I could just get over this dream, I would
Come into my dreams where I first saw you
Please come to my dreams, can't stop thinking of you
Come into my dreams where I first saw you
Please come to my dreams, can't stop thinking of you
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Curtis Harding performs "Dream Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Curtis Harding catalog on LyroVerse.
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