Sleepy
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Sleepy
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Sleepy, will I be in your dreams?
Though everyone you dream about is you
And somehow don�t behave the way you want to
In your dreams
Hey, have you taken everything?
Did you think that they would make you happy?
Did you think they�d stop you being free
Free to dream, free to dream
Born to work though seeking rest
Your working hours are second best
Their plans for you have come undressed
And you don�t find them beautiful
But when you wake up I�ll be there
Arranging flowers in your hair
And telling you �No, I don�t care�
What you did in your dreams
In your dreams... in your dreams
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