I wish a wish I dream to dream
I try to try and I live to live
And die to die and I cry to cry
But I know why

I wish to wish and I dream to dream
I try to try and I live to live
But die to die and I cry to cry
But I know why

Somewhere in my dreams
Are those who should
Still the willow weeps
On roses for the dead
In laughs of love

From the likes of her
To time of me
Like to moon to earth
And the sky to sea
?Only were no longer
Allowed to be, to be

Somewhere in the dreams
Things that should
Live in all the keeps
Echo all the worlds
In laughs of love

For times that pass my life
I'll search for the sky
That she wonders by

Somewhere in the dreams
Skies hold
Still the willow weeps
On roses for her bed
In laughs of love

Somewhere in the dreams
Skies hold
Still the willow weeps
On roses for her bed
In laughs of love


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    yeah it is probably about this girlfriend he used to have and still loves but he went over to her house at 4 in the morning one time and her parents called the cops on him and his friend and told them never to come back to warrenton or you will be arrested and sent to jail

    jason7420on May 31, 2004   Link

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