Dyin' For a Livin'

How Could I Ever

Foolin' Ourselves

Jake Kohn - Dreams
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Lyrics: 
I dreamt about you just last night
You were casting a silhouette
By my window in the morning light
I was holding on to you
You were holdin on to me 
That's how I know it was a dream

I woke up wishing I was dead
With that pretty little picture
Still dancing in my head
If I could go back lord I'd say the things I should've said
That's why I wish that I was dead

And I'm fed up with these foolish games I play
Ain't sure just how much more that I can take
What the hell is all this working for if I can't catch a break
Why am I only ever with you when I'm not awake
I'm so tired of my dreams
I'm so tired
I'm so tired of my dreams
I'm so tired

Well I drive myself crazy over all my mistakes
Aw and over the fact I'm so simply replaced
I keep myself awake cause I know what sleep brings
That's how you know my life's a waste

And id write a letter out to you
If it'd do of any good
But it won't 
Tried to to turn the tide so
Many times I swear my memories impaired
Oh but youre still lingering there
In my mind
With what's left behind
I'm so tired

Chorus

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