Oak Tree
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Oak Tree
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Lady left me here underneath this old oak tree
She made me a bed of roots and leaves
With a trembling voice, she sung me to sleep
Said: Dream dream dream dream, sweet dreams
Dream dream dream dream, sweet dreams
Dark was the night, cold the ground
I heard voices all around
Tiny stars falling down
My little soul is my feeling unbound
And I dreamed dream dream dream sweet dreams
I dreamed dream dream dream sweet dreams
So if you walk in the woods and you see
A big old oak tree
Tread carefully please
'Cause I'm dreaming underneath
And I dream, dream dream dream sweet dreams
And I dream, dream dream dream sweet dreams
Oh I dream dream dream dream sweet dreams
Oh I dream dream dream dream
Sweet dreams
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Mirel Wagner performs "Oak Tree", and this lyric page sits inside the Mirel Wagner catalog on LyroVerse.
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