Daydream
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Daydream
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Lost in a daydream
That will not come true
Since you've gone I seem to
Get lost in a daydream of you
And if I saw you today
Down on the street I would say
A few words, you would see
That you are truly meant for me
Lost in a daydream
That will not come true
Since you've gone I seem to
Get lost in a daydream of you
If I could live my life in reverse
Maybe, then I could break that curse
And start again
And instead of losing we might win
Lost in a daydream
That will not come true
Since you've gone I seem to
Get lost in a daydream of you
I make big plans like a big man
What it comes down to is, you see right through me
And all of my silly daydreams
You and I know they will never come true
But since you've gone I seem to
Get lost in a daydream of you
I get lost in a daydream of you
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Darden Smith performs "Daydream", and this lyric page sits inside the Darden Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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