Just a Dream
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Just a Dream
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i'll let the days pass through the hours
we can try but this moment is ours
we don't care, we don't want to hear it at all
you can't tell me you can't say
that it's time to move on to better days
its not just a dream
and we will run forever
all that i wanted was a little bit more time
to say what i needed
to say my goodbye
and so what it didn't come out right
and so what at least i tried
if its true and it's all a dream
then let me dream it's what i need
let me sleep a little bit longer
you can't tell me you can't say
that it's time to move on to better days
its not just a dream
all that i wanted was a little bit more time
to say what i needed
to say my goodbye
and so what it didn't come out right
and so what at least i tried
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Maybridge performs "Just a Dream", and this lyric page sits inside the Maybridge catalog on LyroVerse.
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