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DREAMS CHANGE I remember springtime on Turnberry Street when the apple trees bloomed in splendor. A time when the world was fresh and clean, our love was new, so sweet and tender. I dreamed of wedding bells ringing out all the joy and love I felt for him inside. I dreamed of walking down the aisle to become his loyal, loving bride. Dreams change, his dreams not mine. I walked down Turnberry Street alone, as the sky turned dark and winter winds chilled me right down to the bone. No one can live with deep regrets or with a heart that has turned to stone. I pick myself up, dust myself off and find my way back to my home. I still dream, but the dreams have changed as I set out to make it out on my own, for love isn't ours to keep forever chained. Sometimes we have to go on alone. Countrymom Just Passin' Through -
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