Blue Dream
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Blue Dream
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The fishes are my friends
Underneath the sea
Swimmin' all around
They want to be with me
The octopus says hi
I say, "how do you do?"
He's quite the gentleman
To give me eight salutes
I'm at home here
In this blue dream
Since I found out
You don't want me (you don't want me)
Everyone gets lei'd
When they get to the beach
I bet you really wish
You were here with me
I jumped off the deep end
Left it all ashore
What'd I have to lose?
I've been through this before
I'm at home here
In this blue dream
Since I found out
You don't want me (you don't want me)
I'm at home here
In this blue dream
Since I found out
You don't want me
You don't want me
You don't want me
You don't want me
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Weezer performs "Blue Dream", and this lyric page sits inside the Weezer catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to I Just Threw Out The Love Of My Dreams and My Best Friend with a short reason for opening each page next.
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