Wonderful World Of My Dreams
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Wonderful World Of My Dreams
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Maybe it's foolish pretening a fool's paradise it may seem
But each night I continue to holds in a wonderful world of my dreams
When my broken heart get so lonely and stats coming part at the scene
Well I just walk over and mend it in a wonderful world of my dreams
Moments gone forever I'ce relived them there it seem
And just like old times you still love me in a wonderful world of my dreams
Althought you say that it's over you've sent back my letters and rings
Each night I continue to hold you in a wonderful world of my dreams
Moments gone forever...
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