Song | Give Me Back My Dreams |
Artist | The 6ths |
Artist | Sally Timms |
Album | Hyacinths and Thistles |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Merritt | |
Give me back my dreams. | |
I've been counting these sheep | |
since I can't remember when. | |
Give me back my sleep. | |
I'll be dreaming of you | |
till I wake up crying again. | |
I have lain awake through the longest hours | |
wondering whether to cry or scream. | |
You can take my heart. It was always yours, | |
but give me back my dreams. | |
When the clock strikes three, | |
I don't care anymore about you or anything. | |
When the clock strikes four, | |
I could sell my soul just to hear my telephone ring. | |
I have lain awake through the longest hours | |
wondering whether to cry or scream. | |
You can take my heart. It was always yours, | |
but give me back my dreams. | |
You don't have to talk to me | |
the way we used to talk for hours. | |
We don't have to talk at all, | |
but may I send you flowers? |
zuo ci : Merritt | |
Give me back my dreams. | |
I' ve been counting these sheep | |
since I can' t remember when. | |
Give me back my sleep. | |
I' ll be dreaming of you | |
till I wake up crying again. | |
I have lain awake through the longest hours | |
wondering whether to cry or scream. | |
You can take my heart. It was always yours, | |
but give me back my dreams. | |
When the clock strikes three, | |
I don' t care anymore about you or anything. | |
When the clock strikes four, | |
I could sell my soul just to hear my telephone ring. | |
I have lain awake through the longest hours | |
wondering whether to cry or scream. | |
You can take my heart. It was always yours, | |
but give me back my dreams. | |
You don' t have to talk to me | |
the way we used to talk for hours. | |
We don' t have to talk at all, | |
but may I send you flowers? |
zuò cí : Merritt | |
Give me back my dreams. | |
I' ve been counting these sheep | |
since I can' t remember when. | |
Give me back my sleep. | |
I' ll be dreaming of you | |
till I wake up crying again. | |
I have lain awake through the longest hours | |
wondering whether to cry or scream. | |
You can take my heart. It was always yours, | |
but give me back my dreams. | |
When the clock strikes three, | |
I don' t care anymore about you or anything. | |
When the clock strikes four, | |
I could sell my soul just to hear my telephone ring. | |
I have lain awake through the longest hours | |
wondering whether to cry or scream. | |
You can take my heart. It was always yours, | |
but give me back my dreams. | |
You don' t have to talk to me | |
the way we used to talk for hours. | |
We don' t have to talk at all, | |
but may I send you flowers? |