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Adrian Belew ~ Only A Dream


The woman screams at the windy day Her children play in the acid rain The water is green and the sky is brown The cars and buildings, all broken down Now what in the world is happening here Will somebody please explain Nothing i see makes sense to me Maybe it's only a dream The deer in the forest or the eagle in the sky They see man coming and they run to hide The birds on the shore will no longer fly They're covered in oil and they're bound to die Now how in the world does that make sense The killing of innocent beings What in the world is wrong with us Maybe it's only a dream The air we breathe and the food we eat Poor mother earth was poisoned in her sleep Now what in the world is happening here Will somebody please explain Nothing i see makes sense to me Tell me it's only a dream The woman screams at the wind and rain It's only a dream Just a bad dream What a bad dream more free lyrics

The woman screams at the windy day
Her children play in the acid rain
The water is green and the sky is brown
The cars and buildings, all broken down

Now what in the world is happening here
Will somebody please explain
Nothing i see makes sense to me
Maybe it's only a dream

The deer in the forest or the eagle in the sky
They see man coming and they run to hide
The birds on the shore will no longer fly
They're covered in oil and they're bound to die

Now how in the world does that make sense
The killing of innocent beings
What in the world is wrong with us
Maybe it's only a dream

The air we breathe and the food we eat
Poor mother earth was poisoned in her sleep

Now what in the world is happening here
Will somebody please explain
Nothing i see makes sense to me
Tell me it's only a dream

The woman screams at the wind and rain
It's only a dream
Just a bad dream
What a bad dream

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