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When The Dreams Stop
03:50
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I'm so tired of dreams
But it's all I see coming through the screen
Made up worlds full of fantasy
People we're wishing that we could be
People we're wishing that we could be
I'm so tired of dreams
'cause nothing is ever as it seems
I want to live in reality
Become the man I need to be
Become the man I need to be
I'm so tired of dreams
'cause life begins when the dreams stop
You can't live while you sleep
'cause life begins when the dreams stop
Life begins when the dreams stop
I don't want to live a dream
I just want to life my life
Is this the real thing
I'm so tired of all the striving
Maybe there's more to life than dreams
I'm so tired of dreams
'cause life begins when the dreams stop
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2. |
Fight It
03:51
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There's a pain inside I know you feel it too
It is something that we all have to go through
Something that you know is wrong but you still do
It's a pain that breaks your hear in two
But you gotta fight it
You gotta fight
I had a thought the other day
I dreamt that I would run away from here
I'd hitch a ride on down to Jackson Tennessee
To see the one that got away from me
But I gotta fight it
I gotta fight it
If I believed all the thoughts inside my head
I'd be overtaken by all the lies that have been said
And when the war is raging on between the voices in my head
I will choose to keep on fighting
I will choose to keep on fighting
There's a pain inside I know you feel it too
And you wonder what it is that you could do
To make right all the things that you've been through
That's when you find that you can barely even move
But you gotta fight it
You gotta fight it
If I believed all the thoughts inside my head
I'd be overtaken by all the lies that have been said
And when the war is raging on between the voices in my head
I will choose to keep on fighting
I will choose to keep on fighting
Keep on fighting, keep on fighting
Keep on fighting, keep on fighting
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3. |
Wake Up, Child
03:34
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Wake up, child
Don't you know that I adore you
Can't you see the light that's breaking through
Won't you let it shine on you
Won't you let it shine on you
Wake up, child
This world's got nothing for you
The night is gone and day has come
And it's time to sing your song
Won't you come and sing your song
Oh how I've longed
To see you shining like the dawn
I want to see you burning bright
But you still love the night
Won't you step into the light
Won't you step into the light
Wake up, child
Wake up, child
I want to see you
Wake up, child
Wake up, child
Wake up, child
Wake up, child
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4. |
What Would It Take
03:39
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Na na na na...
What would it take
To realize a dream
To finally be free
Finally be me
What would it take
To bring me to my knees
Letting go of everything
What would it take
Is this a mistake
Or can you relate
To the feeling of always holding on
To the things that you despise
To the things that make you question
The things that make you say
What would it take
Na na na na...
What would it take
And what would I give
To the man with the answer
And what would I do
If I don't like what I hear
Oh tell me what would it take
What would it take
To realize a dream
To finally be free
Finally be me
What would it take
To bring me to my knees
Letting go of everything, everything yeah
I wonder what would it take
And what would I give
For my heart to break
And how should I live
I wonder what would it take
And what should I change
For this fever to break
Oh what would it take
Tell me what would it take
What would it take
What would it take
What would it take
What would it take
What would it take
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Andrew Lamson Westbrook, Maine
Andrew is a singer songwriter making original music from his home studio in Maine. Drawing from the great singer songwriters of the 60s, the classic rock of the 70s and 80s along with the alternative sounds of the 90s and early 2000s, Andrew brings together his favorite styles to create his own unique sound. ... more
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