Dreams To Spend
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Dreams To Spend
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If you still believe in life
then all I need to breathe
is that you'll still believe in mine
The city's turning all my love to sin
I wanna get it back, I wanna let you know
We'll burn the dream and run like hell to leave
I wanna get you back, I wanna let you know
That I've got more dreams than I could ever spend
I hear them screaming,
There's a man I want to kill and bury before we leave
And I've got enough ghosts to wake us at the wheel
So don't worry, first one last look at this place we used to be
Hold me now, I'm not right
Be my last time every time before we go
If you still believe in life
Do you still believe in mine?
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