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40 Day Dream

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

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Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - 40 Day Dream

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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS

Alex Ebert

Guitar

Aaron Older

Bass Guitar

Aaron Embry

Keyboards

Nico Aglietti

Guitar

Ana Bulbrock

Background Vocals

Christian Letts

Christian Letts

Guitar

Josh Collazo

Drums

Nora Kirkpatrick

Nora Kirkpatrick

Background Vocals

Orpheo McCord

Percussion

Stewart Cole

Background Vocals

Tay Strathairn

Piano

Jade Castrinos

Background Vocals

COMPOSITION & LYRICS

Alex Ebert

Songwriter

PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING

Alex Ebert

Producer

Aaron Older

Mixing Engineer

Nico Aglietti

Producer

Kevin Augunas

Mixing Engineer

Doug Sax

Mastering Engineer

Joe Syring

Assistant Engineer

Sangwook Nam

Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]

I think I been sleepin' for 40 days and

Yeah, I know I'm sleepin' 'cause this dream's too amazin'

She got gold doorknobs where her eyes used to be, yeah

One turn and I learned what it really means to see, yeah

[Verse 2]

Ah

It's the magical mystery kind

Ah

Must be a lie

Bye-bye to the too good to be true kind of love

Oh, I could die

Oh, now I could die

[Verse 3]

Oh, I've been sleepin' for 60 days and

Nobody better pinch me, bitch, I swear I'll go crazy

She got jumper cable lips, she got sunset on her breath now

I inhaled just a little bit, now I got no fear of death now

[Verse 4]

Ah

It's the magical mystery kind

Ah

Must be a lie

Bye-bye to the too good to be true kind of love

Oh, I could die

Oh, now I could die

[Verse 5]

Ah-ooh-ah

Ooh-ah

Yeah

(Yeah) Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Ooh-ah

Ooh-ah

Yeah

(Yeah) Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Ooh-ah

Ooh aah

Yeah

Yeah, yeah, yeah (Yeah)

[Verse 6]

Ah

It's the magical mystery kind

Ah

Must be a lie

Bye-bye to the too good to be true kind of love

Oh, I could die

Oh, now I could die

Written by: Alexander Ebert