Imagina

Imagine you don’t have to think
Or forget, or look back
Imagine the days aren’t so short
The nights aren’t so cold
And you send dead roses to that girl
Imagine she really deserved it
Imagine, butler, eggs, bacon
For breakfast every day
Imagine opening your eyes and seeing only what you want
Imagine not living between walls
Imagine Arabia ruled by women
Imagine your rock band
Without the cannon screwing up every song
Imagine the cannon sells a million copies
I picture retirement in Hawaii with my girlfriend

Imagine that one day I don’t imagine
What happens the day after
I can’t find the what, I can’t find the why
My mind has no walls

Imagine that I’m you and you’re me
Who’s the bigger fool of the two in this world?
If I confuse you, imagine
Imagine your destiny is written
In gold ink and toilet paper
Imagine stage fright
You have no way to live it
Imagine the sky as the limit
Imagine the one who copies me succeeds
Picture something that excites you
Imagine there are no BBQ fries
Picture slithering like a boa
Imagine Bustamante tangled up with Chenoa ah!

Imagine that one day I don’t imagine
What happens the day after
I can’t find the what, I can’t find the why
My mind has no walls

Utopia in day-to-day life, a cure you find in fantasy
See it as a remedy, see it as your guide
The shadow of a dream, that’s really your life
It’s not bad to imagine, dream, create, let it fly
Imagination as a condition
Invention, as a blessing