Daydream (1966)
G E - Am D
1. What a day for a
daydream, what a day for a daydreamin` boy,
G E - Am D
and I`m lost in a daydream,
dreamin`
`bout my bundle of joy,
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and even if time is really on my side,
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it`s one of those days for taking a walk outside,
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I`m going today to take a walk in the sun,
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D
and fall with my face in somebody`s new-mown lawn.
G E
2. I`ve been having
a sweet dream,
Am D
I´ve been dreaming since I woke up today.
G E
Starring me in my sweet dreams,
Am
D
`cause she`s the
one who makes me feel that way.
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And even if time is passing me by a lot,
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I couldn`t care less about the dues you say
I’ve got,
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tomorrow I´ll pay the dues for
dropping my load
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D
a pie in the face for bein’ a
sleepy bull toad. + CHORUS
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E
And you can be sure that if you`re
feeling right,
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a daydream will last a long way into the night,
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tomorrow at breakfast you may perk up your ears,
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D
or you may be
daydreaming for a thousand years.
+ CHORUS ....
(orig.= capo 5th,
midi = capo 6th) (The Lovin’ Spoonful)