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This is a dream letter
And I hope you understand
Everything I put in it
These are my white winged thoughts
This is a dream letter
Now and then I smiled,
But I didn't wish you well
But then a kiss, you know
Is still the sweetest fruit
Yes it is
For I have tasted it
In my dream letter
All things will be made plain
I will put head to heart, heart to head
Nothing will be left unsaid
This is a dream letter
Sealed with a kiss
Which is still the sweetest fruit
Yes it is
For I have tasted it
All these things that conspire
Are explained away
Seems I hurt you
And I know a bit about hurt
And the purpose is
To wish you well
And your kiss
Is still the sweetest fruit
I know it is
For I have tasted it
This is a dream letter
Keep it close to your heart
This is a dream letter
I hope you understand
This is a dream letter
Sealed with a kiss
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I Wish
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White Cross Melbourne, Australia
We hope you enjoy familiar tunes and a few new ones.
Pete Mather
(Recorded from
'88)
Remixed by Poons Head Studio, WA
From 3RRR Melbourne's, 'Used And Recommended By' (1987):
"White Cross (have) carved a niche of their own, placing emphasis on the craft of songwriting. They are not afraid to deal with the spectrum of human emotion, and whilst maintaining a distinctive sound, are very diverse."
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