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Artist: Keltscross
Canonical path: /keltscross/asleep
Related lyric paths: 2
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Asleep
Read Asleep lyrics by Keltscross on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Asleep
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Last night I slept with dirty feet
Not thinking I'll be in Paris or London
In my sleep, oh in my sleep
I went to Hollywood
In my peejays
Last night I slept with dirty hands
Not thinking I'll be singing in a reggae band
Stoned rastas in the sand
I went to Jamaica
In my peejays
Last night I was so clean
I didn't even have a dream
I didn't have to go anywhere
But then I woke up
You were there
Your kiss can take me away
To a thousand lands for a year and a day
A sudden gust of lust
Can go faster than a speeding bullet
Fly away
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