Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Primitives
Canonical path: /primitives-the/in-my-dream
Related lyric paths: 6
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In My Dream
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In My Dream
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come to me
in the dark
smother me
steal my heart
steal my heart
in my dream
see you in my dream
staircase climb
day is dead
up my spine
in my bed
your in me
in my dream
see you in my dream
soar up high
back down low
you know best
where to go
where to go
in my dream
see you in my dream
staircase climb
day is dead
up my spine
in my bed
your in me
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