On a Hollywood lawn today
Slip and slide, watching the kids play
You know that I love you, babe
Dozin' off watchin' the channels change

I been searching for the heart to tell you somethin'
I could get down on my knees
I've had it with you trippers and drama queens
If I click my ruby slippers like Don Quixote
Long lost like Rockefeller drifting out to sea

On a Hollywood lawn today
Suckin' back some Beaujolais
Rememberin' better days
Lookin' up at the chem-trail haze

If you keep dreamin', keep dreamin', alright
If you keep dreamin', keep sleepin' through the night
'Cause your demons got reason to fight
And you keep dreamin', yeah, yeah

Rolling down a Kingston highway
Eureka moment come my way
You know that I love you, babe
I just cannot stay

I been searching for the heart to tell you somethin'
I could get down on my knees
I've had it with you trippers and drama queens
If I click my ruby slippers, would you forgive me?
Long lost like Rockefeller drifting out to sea

And you keep dreamin', keep dreamin', alright
And you keep dreamin', keep sleepin' through the night
'Cause your demons got reason to fight
And you keep dreamin', yeah, yeah

Your demons got reason to fight
Your demons got reason to fight
Your demons got reason to fight
We keep dreamin', yeah, yeah


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Hollywood Lawn Lyrics as written by Jenny Diane Lewis

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    Your deamons have reason to fight' - c'mon now. perfection

    george1143on January 24, 2023   Link

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