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Dream Lover She walked along the city streets
Searching each man’s eyes
Hoping her dream lover
She would somehow spy

Each night he came to her
In dreams with soft caresses
His eyes the bluest of blues
His hair black curly tresses

He resembled a hero
From a romance novel cover
And he was caring
More than any other lover

Rich and with finesse
He really was a catch
Wonderful beyond compare
No other man could match

Walking down the street one day
She saw a homeless man
She would not look him in the eye
And ran past as fast as she can

He laughed and said I’m sorry
You really just don’t know
I have been waiting
But now I have to go

He removed his cap
And shook out his gorgeous hair
There was a sparkle in his blue eyes
Too bad she did not care

He walked slowly to his limo
That was waiting by
I would have loved her dearly
But to see me she did not even try

She judged me by my appearance
And this has come at a high cost
Because she never looked my way
Her dream lover she has lost

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She walked along the city streets<br />
Searching each man’s eyes<br />
Hoping her dream lover<br />
She would somehow spy<br />
<br />
Each night he came to her<br />
In dreams with soft caresses<br />
His eyes the bluest of blues<br />
His hair black curly tresses<br />
<br />
He resembled a hero<br />
From a romance novel cover<br />
And he was caring<br />
More than any other lover<br />
<br />
Rich and with finesse<br />
He really was a catch<br />
Wonderful beyond compare<br />
No other man could match<br />
<br />
Walking down the street one day<br />
She saw a homeless man<br />
She would not look him in the eye<br />
And ran past as fast as she can<br />
<br />
He laughed and said I’m sorry<br />
You really just don’t know<br />
I have been waiting<br />
But now I have to go<br />
<br />
He removed his cap<br />
And shook out his gorgeous hair<br />
There was a sparkle in his blue eyes<br />
Too bad she did not care<br />
<br />
He walked slowly to his limo<br />
That was waiting by<br />
I would have loved her dearly<br />
But to see me she did not even try<br />
<br />
She judged me by my appearance<br />
And this has come at a high cost<br />
Because she never looked my way<br />
Her dream lover she has lost<br />

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