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"In my dream world"
  by juicylol


In my dream world
Where my niece knows her dad and he loves her more than anything
In my dream world
Where I could tell my mother that my father didn't die and he is coming home tonight
In my dream world
Where i can sit and lay and life never passes me by
In my dream world
Where I could fly like a bird across the sky
In my dream world
Where people loved every one and there would be no need 4 war
In my dream world
I would crawl in my father's lap like i did when i was little
And tell him everything bad that has happen in my life
He would then pat my face and tell me every thing is going to alright
In my dream world
Every thing would be beautiful no pain just just Extacy
This my dream world
I wish that i could live in my dream
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Date Submitted: Jul 01, 2009 (01:31 PM)
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