Well we've come a long, long way
And there's no turning back
The road ahead is clear at last
We can search our whole lives through
Never knowing what we'll find
But we can make it if we try
Cause every cloud has a silver lining
Just believe that the sun will shine

Dream on (Dream on Dream on)
If you look deep inside your heart
You can reach the highest star
Dream on (Dream on Dream on)
We can find our destiny
Be anything we want to be
If we
Dream on

We can make a wish come true
(You know it's up to you)
We can swim against the tide
If we just let courage be our guide
And I know we'll find a way
(Find a way, We gonna find a way)
If we close our eyes and dream (Oooh)
Our time will come just wait and see
We won't give up gotta keep on trying
A ray of hope gives you wings to fly

Dream on (Dream on Dream on)
If you look deep inside your heart
You can reach the highest star
Dream on (Dream on Dream on)
We can find our destiny
Be anything we want to be
If we
Dream on

Just hold your head up high
And we can touch the sky
We gotta make it through (together)
(Ooh Ooh Aah, Ooh Ooh Aah)
The future's in our hands
Taking chances making plans
We'll have everything we need
If we

Dream on (Dream on Dream on)
If you look deep inside your heart
You can reach the highest star
Dream on (Dream on Dream on)
We can find our destiny
Be anything we want to be
If we

Dream on (Dream on Dream on)
If you look deep inside your heart
You can reach the highest star
Dream on (Dream on Dream on)
We can find our destiny
Be anything we want to be
If we
Dream on (Dream On Dream on)

Dream on...


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    Am i the only DS fan left in the whole world?

    VampireHeart66on April 11, 2006   Link

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