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I hope I didn't put you to sleep
I hope you're still awake so you can hear me sing
I know that you know the words
Sing it nice and soft so you can't be heard
As your breath is slowly filling up your lungs
And you lay down to shut your eyes
I will flip your pillow to the cooler side
And I'll sing the magic words
To get you into Dreamland:
"Mr. Sandman, why don't you come and shut my eyes
So I can sleep
I've lost track of all the sheep
Mr. Sandman, why don't you come and tuck me in
Nice and tight
To keep away the bed bug bites"
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Dreamland pt. 2
04:55
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What do you wanna do?
Where do you wanna go?
You can run real fast, see how far you can throw
In the middle of the summer, you can play in the snow
Swim like a fish or fly like a crow
All with your best friends
If you woke up, never fell asleep again
We'd miss you so much
Down here in Drealmand
What do you wanna do first?
I'll leave it up to you to choose
You can be a super hero and show up on the news
Get with the boys and sing some blues
Jump so high you bump into the moon
Sleep in the stars tonight
If you woke up, never fell asleep again
We'd miss you so much
Down here in Dreamland
Can I tell you about a dream that I had
I was getting chased, I got scared real bad
But you showed up, scared the bad guys away
You took me out to the Chinese buffet
We had ourselves a regular feast
I never knew how much I could eat
And then we went to the ice cream shack
And you said that you’d always have my back
It’s always Friday night
So many things to try
You can rob a bank with an alibi
And solve the case with the FBI
Leave all your troubles and worries behind
And visit us all the time
If you woke up, never fell asleep again
We’d miss you so much
You can bet we’d keep in touch
We’d miss you so much
Down here in Dreamland
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The Bonesetter
04:40
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People That Don't Exist
04:30
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