Pleasant Nightmare
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Pleasant Nightmare
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Against a woollen sweater that was blue
That's all that I remember of you
Before you learnt to walk, I learnt to run
Guess the ants really go marching one by one
When a train rolls in, the doors open, I get in
Last night I had a pleasent nightmare
Na na na na, na na na naaaa
If I could change the facts about you
A beard and some goose bumps would do
The skin across you palm would be scarred
And one of those would be my mark
When a train rolls in, the doors open, I get in
Last night I had a pleasent nightmare
Na na na na, na na na naaaa
There's an ocean formed outside my bedroom door
On the sleepless nights, I listen to it roar
There's a road too long to walk, too steep to climb
At the end of it is what you left behind
And when that train rolls in, if the doors open, don't get in
Last night I had a pleasent nightmare
Na na na na, na na na naaaa
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