The Sum of Our Dreams (1972)
Matt Waters
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A penny for your melody Bethany We're still making love in a memory Before the letter you Sent to me Blue ink on hotel stationary You were touring for the money Certainly When you realized you didn't need me Democracy was decaying When you called me About a bounced check from the record company And these years They bleed Like when the cities of our empire Express their suicidal need The sum Of our dreams Our Camelot fell apart At the seams With this machine to appease You took any hand you could When I was down on my knees We believe whom we believe Whether the poet in a gutter Or techie in a limousine It hurt me when I heard you were A junkie But you said you quit cold turkey When I queried why you'd Called me You said baby, they've swept up our confetti I said I'm on a PhD At University Relieved they had a life left to sell me The last thing you told me was Sweetie I got your number from your mother She thinks you still love me And these tears They seem To remind me there's no implosion I haven't already seen But sonny Come here All men sometimes get sad There's nothing wrong with your daddy But a poet's Reverie And time does clarify All not to be We're an American family And the singer in my poems Compared to your mother meant nothing to me
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