Just A Dream

Album: Black, Brown & White (1938)
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  • It was a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind!
    It was a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind!
    Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a thing there could I find
    Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a thing there could I find

    I dreamed I went out with an angel, and had a good time
    I dreamed I was satisfied, and nothin' to worry my mind
    But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind!
    Now, and when I woke up, baby, not an angel could I find

    I dreamed I played policy, and played the horses too
    I dreamed I win so much money, I didn't know what to do
    But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind!
    Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a penny there could I find

    Dreamed I was in the White House, sittin' in the President's chair
    I dreamed he's shaking my hand, and he said, "Bill, I'm so glad you're here"
    But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind!
    Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a chair there could I find

    I dreamed I got married, and started me a family
    I dreamed I had ten children, and they all looked just like me
    But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind!
    Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a child there looked like mine

    Writer/s: Jimmy Clanton
    Publisher: Hipgnosis Songs Group, MUSIC SALES CORPORATION, Songtrust Ave
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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