The Lost Dream

Mihran Kalaydjian The Lost Dream

Written by Dulce K.L.

Lyrics “My Lost Dreams ”

Location: San Francisco, CA

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Honor Guest: Armenian Guitarist Aram

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Mino Element Band Members

Aram Kasabian – Lead Guitar

Sevan Manoukian – Drummer

Hratch Panossian – Bass

Samer Khoury – Violin

Tony Amer – Saxophone

Haim Cohen – KeyBoard

Albert Panikian – Trumpet

Nicole Del Sol – Percussion

Dana Debos – Trombone

My Lost Dreams

You looked into my heart and found my lost dream,

A very common one I guess it may seem.

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No one else like you in my heart is the same,

Cuz I’ve really changed since in my life you came.

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You told me that my fait rests in my hands,

To make life as best I can.

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You took my hand and out of the shadows we ran.

With my back to the dark and my heart towards the light,

You told me to do what I thought was right.

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Even though you promised that you’d always stay,

No matter how close you are it feels as though you’re miles away.

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Now as I look back at the past,

I realize that time moves by way too fast.

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The memory of our friendship I hold near,

How I wish you could still be here,

For you know me better than I know myself,

only you have ever seen me cry.

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But now when I talk you just hear but don’t listen to what I have to say, You just pull your heart away.

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So not even to my self do I want to confess,

That as time goes by I don’t seem to like you less.

By the same Author: The Color Of The Night

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In the words of the artist, “My intention is toward cultivating a greater sense of the present moment, and inviting the listener to open more fully to his or her own experience.”