Dream & Disaster
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Dream & Disaster
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You're all alone in a faded world
Of dream and disaster
It wouldn't hurt to have it all
But fame doesn't matter
Tell me what you wanted
Hollywood homage
Singing in the back of your mind
Take me where the love is
Take me where your love is
Take me on the Hollywood sign
Take me on
I know you won't break down on me again
I know you won't
Dream and disaster
(Dream and disaster)
We walk alone on the jaded stone
Where we can't go any faster
I miss your smile, I miss your touch
'Cause there's no one better
I gave you what you wanted
Thought you would've loved it
But you wait and wasted my time
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