Rude Boy Dreams
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Rude Boy Dreams
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Everybody knows I'm a rude boy
Walking the streets of dreams.
Everybody knows I'm a rude boy
Walking the streets of dreams.
I'm just an ordinary man
With ordinary plans.
I'm just an ordinary man
With ordinary plans.
I had a dream last night
That I was a rich man,
But when I woke up this morning
I found out I was a poor man.
I dreamt I was the president
Living in a tent,
But when I woke up this morning
I was thrown out for not paying the rent.
No mama, no papa, and I live in the ghetto.
I'm just a child from a broken home.
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Laurel Aitken performs "Rude Boy Dreams", and this lyric page sits inside the Laurel Aitken catalog on LyroVerse.
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