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I was thinking the furniture would be in the next verse maybe?
Maybe I was wrong, since furniture is usually for story songs. I'm trying to think of examples. (sorta like Garth Brooks, the rodeo) dang that had lots of furniture, even in teh chorus!
I"m thinking this song would be great for Lee Ann Womack, not sure what makes me think of her.
Maybe we need something in the chorus that describes the actual dream?
The breeze is blowing through the curtains we're laughing on the floor so hard we cry it knocked the candle over almost lit us both on fire
ok,... that verse sucks.. sorry
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