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It Might Come True

from Things Left Unsaid by David Blair

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Close your eyes
Lay back your head
Let yourself fall to a different world instead
Dance with the girl
Build with the boy
Play in the sand all the world is your toy
Oh, oh, you will find that nothing matters this time
In dreams you believe

Staring at the
Star filled sky you’re
Tracing the patterns with your eyes
They feel so close
Every last one
Tomorrow will bring what today has undone
Oh, oh, you will see the sun come into your dreams
You believe and you see

Fill your glass with songs that last
Unfold your thoughts and let them blossom in autumn
Butterflies are following me
Nothing can hide the smiles over me

Fall to me
Hide in my arms
The warmth of your heart makes us fly to the stars
Hold your breath and
Look down slow
We’re flying above all the people below
Hope and pray
You will dream a song that sings like spring
If you dream, dream out loud
It might come true
It might come true
It might come true

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from Things Left Unsaid, released January 20, 2009

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David Blair Vancouver, British Columbia

David is a hugger, conversationalist, dancer, athlete, lover and adventure junky! Maker of music videos and video blogs you can find some of his adventures on youtube along with his videos at www.youtube.com/davidblairmusic

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