Mad Man Blues
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Mad Man Blues
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I saw you with a mad man
Running down the street with a hold of your hand
I saw you turning the corner
Wondering if i'd see you again
Oh come on! (come on) Oh darling! (oh darling)
The earth is spinning so fast
Sleeping on the floor of your apartment
Praying that these dreams don't last
You were, sailing across the ocean
Watching the sky turning black
Waves crashing in slow motion
I didn't think you were ever coming back
What's wrong mysterious princess?
Why you always looking so sad?
You say you'll never tell me
No matter how many times I ask
Oh please! (oh please) Oh baby don't cry (baby don't cry)
All I want is to dream
Knowing your laying by my side
We were, caught cold in a terrible storm
Snow falling from above
Wrapped in my arms to keep you warm
Trying to get through to you with all of my love
Hitchhiking down the highway
Beneath the midnight moon
Seeing ghost faces driving passed me
All of them looking just like you
Well the wind was knocking at the window
Footsteps coming down the hall
Ran to the roof in the shadows
Stood thinking what it would feel like to fall
Oh come on! (come on) Oh darling! (oh darling)
Don't let my dreams come true
Oh come on! (come on) Oh darling! (oh darling)
Son't let my dreams come true
I'll let you get close to me
If you just let me get close to you
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