Gilbert O'Sullivan - Dear dream

^C Dear dream of ^Fmine ^Dm Am I wasting ^Gtime ^C Thinking that ^Fyou ^DmWill be my dream come ^Ctrue

^C Dear dream I ^Fguess ^Dm If the answer is ^Gyes ^C What must I ^Fdo ^Dm If I'm to get to ^Cyou

It's ^Bnot as though I haven't ^Emtried very hard Even ^B7had myself barred From ^Emtaking a rest But like a lot of things in ^Alife when your down ^A7Nothing comes round That ^Disn't a mess ^G/F

^C Dear dream I ^Fpray ^Dm That you will come my ^Gway ^C Give me a ^Fclue ^Dm Of how to ^Gget to, ^Em Of how to ^Am7get to ^Dm7 Of how to ^G7get to ^Cyou

^BYou have no idea what it's ^Emlike to be told Get ^B7out of clothes You ^Emlook too bizarre The list of don't call us and ^Awe won't call you ^A7Has in my view Bec^Dome too Large ^G/F

^C Dear dream of ^Fmine ^Dm Am I wasting my ^Gtime ^C Thinking that ^Fyou ^Dm Will be my ^Gdream come ^Em Will be my ^Am7dream come ^Dm7 Will be my ^G7dream come ^Cmtrue

^Cm And he can't ^G#wait another ^A#day Sometimes he ^Gthinks he'll go in^Cmsane How can he ^G#be so close and ^A#yet very ^D#far Is there s^G#omething that ^A#he should know ^D#Some place maybe ^G#he can go ^C#to In ^G7search of you

^C Dear dream of ^Fmine ^Dm Am I wasting my ^Gtime ^C Thinking that ^Fyou ^Dm Will be my ^Gdream come ^Em Will be my ^Am7dream come ^Dm7 Will be my ^G7dream come ^Ctrue

^{C F} Dear ^Cdream