i rode a unicorn without a horn
we met at dawn on the lawn
he said 'get on' then we were gone
before the sunshine was reborn
we travelled wide and very far
then he got tired and said 'get off'
to rock it ride, we stole a car
and drove all night, to beat the law
just us two, yeah yeah
me and you-oohh, you

chorus:
magic
they're afraid cuz they don't understand it
every day without it is just tragic
living is not living, it’s just habit
you need some magic
magic
they're afraid cuz they don't understand it
every day without it is just tragic
living is not living, its just habit
without your magic

between me and this unicorn, a bond was formed
we broached the storm, he kept me warm
and every morn i was adorned
with all the love he had going on
a living dream, a fantasy
a bonnie and clyde robbery
coast to coast, just him and me
till we were held up by the sea
just us two, yeah yeah
me and you-oohh, you

chorus

some say you're just a dream
ohh
cuz they have never seen
your

chorus


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