On Elm Street
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On Elm Street
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Making new friends and letting
Old ones drift away
Finding a subtle peace in
Ordinary things
(The future is free)
Today is a new day
Don't let it get away
And good times will never end
You used to say the road ahead looks beautiful
Well I guess you never gave it half the chance
I hope someday you will find you've rediscovered your dreams
Out east where you belong
We're singing the same old song
And givin' all we have
We took a picture of the
Sounds that filled our hearts
Maybe we lost ourselves in
Solitary dreams
(A need to believe)
Today is a new wave
And I'm counting down the days
But this time it never ends
From miles away the road ahead looks beautiful
No more crying over trials of the past
I know someday we will find a subtle peace on Elm Street
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