I dreamed of you,
But I did not dream of this crushing silence,
I dreamed of you,
My knight in shiny armor,
I dreamed of you,
And the way your smile shines like the sun,
I dreamed of you,
And the warmth of your embrace,
I dreamed of you,
And getting lost in your eyes,
I dreamed of you,
And the butterflies showed me the way,
And then I dreamed of you,
And you were lost,
And it made me sad,
So I dreamed of US,
And saw you smile again.
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