Takin' My Dreams Out On You
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Takin' My Dreams Out On You
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Once i felt your gentle heart beating close to mine
Once i touched you silky skin and looked in eyes that shine
But fools are born to make mistakes the way i did with you
Why did i choose a cheating heart and lose a love so true
Now i'm takin' my dreams out on you
That's all my heart gives me freedom to do
Livin' the love we once knew
Takin' my dreams out on you
God what i'd give for one more chance to whisper soft and low
All the things i should have said to you so long ago
I'd be all the many things you wanted me to be
But nothing i can say or do would bring you back to me
So i'm takin' my dreams out on you...
So i'm takin' my dreams out on you...
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