Page type: lyric reference
Artist: No-Man
Canonical path: /no-man/taste-my-dream
Related lyric paths: 6
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Taste My Dream
Read Taste My Dream lyrics by No-Man on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Taste My Dream
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sometimes I see you
stand by your window
staring at the sky
your laughter stolen
your spirit unwoken
life in search of life
can you feel my heat?
can you hear my words
echo in your room?
I hear your breathing
those nights of needing
hold onto something wild
so sick of fighting
so tired of writing
you break down like a child
can you taste my dream?
can you see my light
sparkle through the gloom?
can you taste my dream?
can you see my light?
can you taste my dream?
can you see my light?
can you see my light?
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