Angel Dream
from Angels by Allen Coté
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I dreamed you, I saw your face
Cut my lifeline while drifting through space
I saw an angel, I saw my fate
I can only thank god it was not too late
Over mountains I drifted away
Cross an ocean I dreamed her name
I followed an angel down through the gates
I can only thank god it was not too late
Sing a little song of loneliness
Sing one to make me smile
Another round for everyone
I'm here for a little while
Now I'm walking these streets on my own
But she's with me everywhere I go
I found an angel, I found my place
I can only thank god it was not too late
Cut my lifeline while drifting through space
I saw an angel, I saw my fate
I can only thank god it was not too late
Over mountains I drifted away
Cross an ocean I dreamed her name
I followed an angel down through the gates
I can only thank god it was not too late
Sing a little song of loneliness
Sing one to make me smile
Another round for everyone
I'm here for a little while
Now I'm walking these streets on my own
But she's with me everywhere I go
I found an angel, I found my place
I can only thank god it was not too late
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May 2022 -
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Jun 2018
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