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Bangles, The ~ Some Dreams Come True


(d. peterson/w. igleheart) Debbi I've seen the shadows fall Colors that fade on my wall Dressed up nowhere to go It's all in my mind i know But it's alright now We're on our way Lay me down in the moonlight So close to you Maybe we're just dreamers Some dreams come true Lips move but not a sound When the words fall to the ground Eyes watch but seldom see The possibilities But it's alright now We're on our way Lay me down in the moonlight So close to you Maybe we're just dreamers Some dreams come true When we're together There's nothing we can't do Maybe we're just dreamers Some dreams come true Moving in circles that we create Seeing whatever we choose Hear only voices that call your name more free lyrics

(d. peterson/w. igleheart)
Debbi

I've seen the shadows fall
Colors that fade on my wall
Dressed up nowhere to go
It's all in my mind i know

But it's alright now
We're on our way

Lay me down in the moonlight
So close to you
Maybe we're just dreamers
Some dreams come true

Lips move but not a sound
When the words fall to the ground
Eyes watch but seldom see
The possibilities

But it's alright now
We're on our way

Lay me down in the moonlight
So close to you
Maybe we're just dreamers
Some dreams come true
When we're together
There's nothing we can't do
Maybe we're just dreamers
Some dreams come true

Moving in circles that we create
Seeing whatever we choose
Hear only voices that call your name

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