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Daydreamer
Hey, Daydreamer
Oh you could just pretend to be with her all day
Remember the feeling when you first held hands today
Imagine her in your favorite white dress
Smiling at you as if she thinks that you’re the best
She tell you You and me, sitting on a tree,
K-I-S-S-I-N-G. You tell her
Baby hear me out will you marry me tonight
We’re in this make believe reality
And baby it’s just you and me
Coz when tonight she holds you tight
You wonder if this fantasy is right
Coz when reality comes to play
You realize you couldn’t make her stay
Hey Daydreamer
You gotta be prepared to leave her in your fantasy
Coz when it’s over, you gotta make sure that it’s you who’ll be with her
Oh you could be her soldier, her knight in shining armor
I’m sure you wanna make her feel how much you love her
And you wish to God that she can see the world in your eyes
So she can realize that she’s the girl in your mind
And you don’t mind if you don’t make it out alive
Coz you knew right from the start that she’s such a boy killer
(I’m dying, I’m dying~yeah)
Coz when tonight she holds you tight
You wonder if this fantasy is right
Coz when reality comes to play
You realize you couldn’t make her stay
Hey Daydreamer
You gotta be prepared to leave her in your fantasy
Coz when it’s over, you gotta make sure that it’s you who’ll be with her
And I couldn’t believe we’re dreaming
I couldn’t believe we’re leaving this world
For one with more fantasy, just you and me
So that tonight we both can finally be

Hi
Girl, you just caught my eye thought I should give it a try and get your name and your number go grab some lunch and eat some cucumbers
WHY, DID I SAY THAT?
I don’t know why.
But you’re smilin’ and it’s something’ I like on your face, yeah it suits you
Girl, we connect like we have bluetooth
I don’t know why
I’m drawn to you
Could you be the other one so we’d equal two?
And this is all based on a lucky chance that you would rather add then subtract
You
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