Dream You Back
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Dream You Back
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Her train pulled into the station
She came over sat down
She said, "Dear, glad to see you."
Then I heard that lonesome whistle sound
She wrapped her little arms around me
I saw that man standing there
She's gone and found herself a new love
Just then my heart began to tear
Well tonight when I lay down
This lonesome soul for to sleep
I'm gonna dream you back
Into my arms again
She stood with a smile on her face
Then turned and slowly walked away
There's one way she'll never leave me
In my dreams, she's always gonna stay
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