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Blues Traveler ~ Didn't Mean To Wake Up


I came so close to paradise The feelings were so true You cried for me to come home Now, i was crying too We said so many things in anger There seems little left to do Than put the pen to paper I can't write good-bye to you I didn't mean to wake up From the dream that was my life I didn't mean to wake up I can't stop the changes now When you wake up in the morning Don't look for me, i'll be gone There's a letter on the table With best regards from john I didn't mean to wake up From the dream that was my life I didn't mean to wake up I can't stop the changes now I came so close to paradise The feelings were so true You cried for me to come home Now i'm crying too I didn't mean to wake up From the dream that was my life I didn't mean to wake up I can't stop the changes now more free lyrics

I came so close to paradise
The feelings were so true
You cried for me to come home
Now, i was crying too
We said so many things in anger
There seems little left to do
Than put the pen to paper
I can't write good-bye to you

I didn't mean to wake up
From the dream that was my life
I didn't mean to wake up
I can't stop the changes now

When you wake up in the morning
Don't look for me, i'll be gone
There's a letter on the table
With best regards from john

I didn't mean to wake up
From the dream that was my life
I didn't mean to wake up
I can't stop the changes now

I came so close to paradise
The feelings were so true
You cried for me to come home
Now i'm crying too

I didn't mean to wake up
From the dream that was my life
I didn't mean to wake up
I can't stop the changes now

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