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Artist: Lee Clayton
Canonical path: /lee-clayton/the-dream-goes-on
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The Dream Goes On
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The Dream Goes On
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I woke last night
I was restless
There was darkness
There was silence
On the waters
Somewhere in the distance
I could hear applause, applause
When the lights came out
I was closing the Garden, Madison Square!
Oh, the dream goes on!
Oh, the dream goes on!
Oh, the dream goes on!
And on, and on!
If i had no dreams
I could cling to
I' be cold
I'd be lifeless
Just like the moon
Doomed
To existence
In another's reflection
Trapped like a rat
In a mental cocoon
In a vacuum!
But the dream goes on!
Oh, the dream goes on!
Oh, the dream goes on!
And on, and on!
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