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Bad Dreams Lyrics by M. Ward

End of Amnesia

2001

Oh! Every night I'm dreaming of you and we're weaving through a crowded room
And I ask you to be my best friend too and then I lose you
On a steamer with a small-city band I chase you through the room again and you're gone before the next dance ends
(I don't what it means) Bad Dreams
But I should do what I want to do and I should dream about whoever I want to dream about
But every night I'm calling out your name and every time you get away
Oh and I'm damned before I even begin but ill chase you through the room again
And I'll ask you to be my best best friend and then I lose you
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M. Ward

M. Ward

About “Bad Dreams” by M. Ward

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"Bad Dreams" is credited to M. Ward. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Bad Dreams" appears on "End of Amnesia" in 2001.

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