Dreaming
from Hollywood by Chris Breault
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
lyrics
In the morning when the sun is shining
another day this world's surving
I can feel it coming, the sun is risisng
In the evening when the sun is sinking
another day gone by drinking
I can feel it coming, the sun is sinking
The sun is sinking
I had a dream, saw the world united
no one starving and no one fighting
but there's nothing I can do
when I'm dreaming, I guess I'm dreaming
another day this world's surving
I can feel it coming, the sun is risisng
In the evening when the sun is sinking
another day gone by drinking
I can feel it coming, the sun is sinking
The sun is sinking
I had a dream, saw the world united
no one starving and no one fighting
but there's nothing I can do
when I'm dreaming, I guess I'm dreaming
credits
from Hollywood,
released March 5, 2005
Chris Breault - guitar, vocals
Derek Ingalls - guitar
Dean Foster - bass
Glenn Aubin - drums
Produced by: The Raydon Brothers
Recorded at: 303 Sky Studios Worcester, MA
Mastered by: M-Works Cambridge, MA
Chris Breault - guitar, vocals
Derek Ingalls - guitar
Dean Foster - bass
Glenn Aubin - drums
Produced by: The Raydon Brothers
Recorded at: 303 Sky Studios Worcester, MA
Mastered by: M-Works Cambridge, MA
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Sep 1995 -
May 1994
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