Tonalité : G major
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A crazy dream once came
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to me,
I dreamed I was working in World War 3.
I went to the doctor the very next day
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to see what kind of words he would say.
He said it was a bad dream.
I wouldn't worry about none though,
them old dreams is only in your head.
Doc, a well -wise past through my brain
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He said, get your bed,
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there's a boy's insane
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He grabbed my arm and I said, ouch
As I landed on the psychiatric couch
He said, do me a favour
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Well, the whole thing star
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ted at three o 'clock fast
It was all over by quarter past
I was down in the sewer
with some little lover
And I peeked out from a
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manhole cover
Wonder he knew I'd turned the lights on
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Well, I got up and walked around
Up and down a lonesome town,
wondering which way I should go
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I lit a cigarette and I walked down the road
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It was a normal day
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Well I rung the fallout shelter bell
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and I leaned on my head and I gave a yell
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Give me a string bean, I'm a hungry man,
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it's shotgun fired and away I ride
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I don't blame them too much though,
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I know I look a bit funny
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Down at the corner by a hot dog stand,
I seen a man
I said, howdy friend,
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I guess it's just us two
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And he screamed a bit and a wave flew
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He thought I was a Liberal Democrat
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Well, I spied a girl
and before she could leave
I said, let's go play Adam and Eve
I took her by the hand
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and my heart was thumped
She said, hey man,
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are you crazy or something?
You see what happened
the last time they started?
Well, I seen a can of lack uptown
And there was no one around
I got into the driver's seat
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And I drove down to 42nd Street
In my Cadillac,
good car to drive after a war
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And I remember seeing some ads,
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so I turned on my Conair RAD
But I didn't pay my Conair bill,
so my radio didn't work so well
So I turned on my record player
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It was Rocket A. Johnny singing,
tell you ma, I'll tell you pa,
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Adlabs are gonna grow oowah
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I was feeling kinda lonesome and blue
I needed someone to talk to,
so I called up the operator of Time
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Just to hear a voice of some kind
When you hear the bleep,
it will be three o 'clock
She said that for over an hour and a half
Well, the doctor interrupted me
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just about then
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He said, hey, I've been having them
same old dreams
But mine was different, you see
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I dreamt the only person
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left after the war was me
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I didn't see you around
Well, time has passed and
now it seems
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Everybody's having them dreams
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Everybody sees themselves
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walking round with no one else
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Well, half of the people
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can be part right all of the time
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An d some of the people
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can be all right part of the time
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But all of the people can't
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be alright all of the time.
I think Abraham Lincoln said that.
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I'll let you be in my dreams
if I can be in yours.
Bob Dylan said that.
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