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My life is full of people, some imagined, some real.
In my dreams, they are all the same to me.
Don't need to find a teacher, just to tell me how I feel.
All I really need to know, is you.

The sky is full of people, some imagined, some real.
Flying ships and astral planes, they're all insane.
Some may need to fasten their seatbelts, some may need to know the time,
All I really need to know, is you.

Through the years I must have known a million faces.
And I've let so many slip away.
There are some I will remember, some will fall into the spaces,
The day I met you, still seems like yesterday.

My dreams are filled with people, more imagined then real.
I see their faces, but might not know their names.
When I wake up, for a moment, everything I know is wrong.
But all I really need to know, is you.

Through the years I must have known a million faces.
And I've let so many slip away.
There are some I will remember, some will fall into the spaces,
The day I met you, still seems like yesterday.

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from Welcome to the Future, released June 1, 2006
All tracks and production by Dee Long.

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Dee Long Nova Scotia

My band Klaatu found World wide attention in the 70s.
Albums on this site were all recorded after leaving Klaatu.
“Been Here Before” was recorded at ESP studios in Buttonville Ontario.
“Digital” was recorded in Britain where I worked at AIR studios with George Martin.
“Outside”, “Welcome To The Future”, “Life AfterLife” and “Run 4 Cover” were all recorded at my home studio on Seton Lake, BC. ... more

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