Lullabies for Reannon
by Eric Welton
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Only a Dream
02:49
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She grew up
in a small town.
She had a truck
to kick around
and when her daddy
let her down
she came home
to help her mom.
And her dreams are gone too fast.
He grew up
with sand in his hair
then his mom
moved everywhere.
His old man
let him down
so he ended up
in a small town..
Where his dreams are gone too fast.
She paints a scene
He sings a song
They're paying rent
in a small town.
Walking dogs
and brewing tea,
Coming home
to spoon between sheets..
Where their dreams are gone too fast..
It was only a dream,
Only a dream..
It was only a dream,
Only a dream..
It was only a dream,
Only a dream..
It was only a dream,
Only a dream..
and dreams are gone too fast.
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about
Music for an upcoming collection of sleepy time tunes..
To be released July, 2013.
To be released July, 2013.
credits
released July 20, 2013
license
all rights reserved
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about
Eric Welton Windsor, Ontario
discography
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Jul 2013 -
Dec 2011 -
Sep 2008 -
Sep 2007 -
Sep 2006
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