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Jimmy Somerville - A Dream Gone Wrong Lyrics

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  • How high a mountain must I climb
  • To reach for air
  • To breath the air so clear so pure
  • Could blow my mind
  • In my mind there is a place
  • For everyone for every taste
  • But in this life reality can shoot you dead
  • For the colour of your face
  • We cant all believe in the lord on high
  • But its our love that stops us crying
  • We cant change the fact
  • We are born to die
  • We cant all profess to know how or why
  • But keep on reaching dont stop trying
  • Ive seen a poison river flow
  • A land where nothing grows
  • Ive watched the men of fascist mind
  • Kill in the name of love
  • The futile war the human crime
  • The sacred scream just biding time
  • And who are we to take in vain
  • This precious world Im full of shame
  • We cant run and hide as hard as we try
  • We cant all believe in the lord on high
  • But its our love that stops us crying
  • We cant change the fact
  • We are born to die
  • We cant all profess to know how or why
  • But keep on reaching dont stop trying
  • If the dreams gone wrong
  • Let your heart be strong
  • If the dreams gone wrong
  • Dont let hope fade away
  • And who are we to take in vain
  • The precious world Im full of shame
  • We cant run and hide as hard as we try
  • We cant all believe in the lord on high
  • But its our love that stops us crying
  • We cant change the fact
  • We are born to die
  • We cant all profess to know how or why
  • But keep on reaching dont stop trying

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