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You don't have to speak out loud You can say it in your sleep Just come see me in my dreams No wonder I'm smiling in my sleep
Tell me if you could decide What you could provide Wanna know your insides With no time left to hide Do you still believe in fate? Great love still awaits Or is it really too late? No time to escape
You don't have to speak out loud You can say it in your sleep Just come see me in my dreams No wonder I'm smiling in my sleep
I dream of keepin' you confined No one else is all mine Put our differences aside Two worlds collide Baby, I'm a piece of glass, I shatter so fast Don't know how long I'll last Is one day too much to ask?
You don't have to speak out loud You can say it in your sleep Just come see me in my dreams No wonder I'm smiling in my sleep
Tell me what's on your mind Are you leavin' me behind? Do you feel what I feel? Is it buried deep inside?
You don't have to speak out loud You can say it in your sleep Just come see me in my dreams No wonder I'm smiling in my sleep You don't have to speak out loud You can say it in your sleep Just come see me in my dreams (my dreams) No wonder I'm smiling in my sleep
You don't have to speak out loud You don't have to speak out loud
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About this track
"Sleep" is a song by Hatchie from the album Sugar & Spice - EP, released in 2018. The song was written by Hatchie, Joe Agius. It was produced by John Castle.
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