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Yet another chapter in a never ending story
It’s the part that deals with love and life and hope and fate and glory
While on a road somewhere in Western Tennessee
I jumped the track and headed back to where my heart could follow me

Spent too many days under the fist of indignation
Bought a life subscription to my own imagination
Now that you have my undivided admiration
May we continue with our lonely heart creation

It’s a timeless tale of boy and girl and chance encounters
Throw in an airport gate, an empty slate and send some flowers
So I hear that absence makes a lonely heart grow fonder
Is there no limit to where a lonely man will wander

Did I dream you into life or are you some apparition
My life thus far was filled with useless superstition
If this is real then what’s the price of the admission
Did you know you are my favorite addiction

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I’ll be on the ground, daydreaming of you
Won’t you follow me down, and daydream too
In a kinder shade of blue
Yet another chapter in a never ending story    It’s the part that deals with love and life and hope and fate and glory   While on a road somewhere in Western Tennessee    I jumped the track and headed back to where my heart could follow me       Spent too many days under the fist of indignation    Bought a life subscription to my own imagination    Now that you have my undivided admiration    May we continue with our lonely heart creation       It’s a timeless tale of boy and girl and chance encounters    Throw in an airport gate, an empty slate and send some flowers    So I hear that absence makes a lonely heart grow fonder    Is there no limit to where a lonely man will wander       Did I dream you into life or are you some apparition    My life thus far was filled with useless superstition    If this is real then what’s the price of the admission    Did you know you are my favorite addiction       Chorus:       I’ll be on the ground, daydreaming of you    Won’t you follow me down, and daydream too    In a kinder shade of blue
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