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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ River Of Dreams


When i was a young man Money was my hero Something to believe in Something to be seen Now looking at the big lie Looking back on my life I'm adding up the zeros In the book of might have been When i was a young man I was someone’s hero Someone to be seen with Someone to believe Now looking at the big lie Looking back on my life All that dirty water In the river of my dreams All that dirty water in my dreams When i was a young man Being cool came easy Playing in the big lights Trouble came for free Now looking at the big lie Looking back on my life Trying to find the good seed Now i’m down here in the weeds All that dirty water in my dreams All that dirty water in my dreams When i was a young man Music was my saviour Took me to the fast lane Answered all my needs Now looking at the big lie Looking back on my life All it did was show me All the things that might have been All that dirty water in my dreams All that dirty water in my dreams All that dirty water in my dreams All that dirty water in my dreams more free lyrics

When i was a young man
Money was my hero
Something to believe in
Something to be seen
Now looking at the big lie
Looking back on my life
I'm adding up the zeros
In the book of might have been

When i was a young man
I was someone’s hero
Someone to be seen with
Someone to believe

Now looking at the big lie
Looking back on my life
All that dirty water
In the river of my dreams

All that dirty water in my dreams

When i was a young man
Being cool came easy
Playing in the big lights
Trouble came for free

Now looking at the big lie
Looking back on my life
Trying to find the good seed
Now i’m down here in the weeds

All that dirty water in my dreams
All that dirty water in my dreams

When i was a young man
Music was my saviour
Took me to the fast lane
Answered all my needs

Now looking at the big lie
Looking back on my life
All it did was show me
All the things that might have been

All that dirty water in my dreams
All that dirty water in my dreams
All that dirty water in my dreams
All that dirty water in my dreams

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