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by Brittany Rose

Created on: September 26, 2008

Tell me; is there a place for daydreamers?
Wrapped up in blankets of clouds and billows
Building castles in the sky
Sweet reverie under weeping willows
I want it all everything I can think of
But nothing will satisfy
Because dreams are simply dreams
Without the motivation to testify

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Come in a million
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