Daydream BelieverThe Monkees Words And Music By John C. Stewart - Peak Billboard Position #1 In 1967Oh I Could Hide 'neath The Wings Of The Bluebird As She SingsThe Six O'clock Alarm Would Never RingBut It Rings And I Rise, Wipe The Sleep Out Of My EyesMy Shaving Razor's Cold And It StingsCHORUSCheer Up, Sleepy Jean, Oh What Can It MeanTo A Daydream Believer And A Homecoming Queen?You Once Thought Of Me As A White Knight On A SteedNow You Know How Happy I Can BeOh, And Our Good Time Starts And EndsWith A Dollar One To Spend But How Much Baby Do We Really Need?Repeat CHORUS TwiceRepeat CHORUS Twice Again.------Note:Here Is A Little Titbitabout The Monkey's DAYDREAM BELIEVER. There Are Two Versions Ofthe Same Recording, The One Is This Above And Another That Includes A Fewseconds Of Banter Among The Monkeys Before The Song Started.Here It Is...J For Davy Jones, N For Mike Nesmith (his Motherwas The Inventor Of Liquid Paper BTW), D For Mikey Dolenz AndT For Peter Tork:N: Seven-AJ: What Number Was That Again?N,D&T: SEVEN-A!!J: OK, OK I Mean Don't Get Excited Guys, Just Cause I'm A Surewinner!Then Into The Song As Above.Note Sent By:[email protected] Or Tom Mazanec To Humans