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 Sailboats wish that they  stars,
 Floating softly in the 
 Among our dreams  bid goodbye.
 Moving through transparent 
 Drifting through the 
  onward ‘til they disappear.
 
  continents from overhead,
 Look like tiny  shapes,
 Intricately  in place.
 Below the misty mountain 
  a lovely silver bay,
 Where sunset sailors often  away.
 
 Scuba  in the lock,
  driver on the dock,
 Sailplane pilot in the 
  me up there with you.
 The  looks brighter from this high altitude.
 
 I was walking through  trees,
 (Sailboats wish that they  stars)
 And I  swimming through the seas,
 (Cause they don’t  who they are)
 I was falling through  air,
 When it hit  right there,
 My  are tired,
 I don’t  care.
 
 An airplane carried me to 
 Where I slept  the coast,
 And dreamt  had become a ghost.
 I sail  the frozen peaks,
 Deep in cold cathedral 
 Across the hills and far beyond the 
 
 Take the car on the 
  the jet to the sun,
 And bring  spacecraft in soon,
 While I play chess  the moon,
 I feel like sleeping  this cold afternoon.
 
 Once in 1964,
 (Sailboats wish  they were stars)
  actress ran on the shore,
 (Cause they don’t  who they are)
 And though you’ll never 
 I love you  Hepburn,
 Sometimes I can see your face in the 
 
 There  sailboats throughout this brilliant sky,
 But you cannot pick them out  you can’t fly.
 I’m glad the earth doesn’t care if I go up 
 If you want to,  ask me and I’ll take you along.