Dreamer
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Dreamer
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Bring in the dancers,
Bring in the clowns.
Bring in the magic in the air,
And I'll sing you a song.
Calling all dancers,
Don't you ever wake up.
My sweetheart,
Sweetheart.
One out of million,
Became one out of three.
One out of thousands in the world,
Became one heart in me.
And if you ever leave me,
I hope I'll never wake up.
Sweetheart,
My sweetheart.
Sweetheart.
Oh, oh, oh,
It's a crazy world,
Everything changes but our love forever stays.
Oh, oh, oh,
It's a crazy world.
So bring in the dancers,
Bring in the clowns.
Bring in the magic in the air,
Oh won't you give me your smile.
And I'm calling you, dreamer
Don't you ever wake up.
Sweetheart,
Sweetheart.
Sweetheart.
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Who performs "Dreamer"?
Franz Ferdinand performs "Dreamer", and this lyric page sits inside the Franz Ferdinand catalog on LyroVerse.
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