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Gloat the magic and ability of dreaming with a playlist of rock, pop, and land songs about dreams. We take a large list of songs to start you out.

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Dream On!

There's nothing so practical as a dream, well-formed. Every invention, discovery, creative masterpiece, and impossible accomplishment started every bit an idea, so blossomed from there. Simply dreams are also small-scale business concern offset-ups, college degrees, and marrying the right person. They are mutual miracles.

Many years ago, a teenage friend and I passed a freshly boarded-upwards gas station that had gone out of business. Information technology was but a defunct gas station to me. Her misty eyes perceived otherwise.

"How sad. That was somebody'due south life dream." Her parents had simply lost their own family concern. They were moving out of town and then they could find other piece of work and begin over again.

Dreams aren't just nearly sleep. They very much inhabit our waking worlds. Whatever your dreams are, I hope you are diligently working towards them to make them reality.

Gloat the value of dreams and dreaming with a playlist of pop, rock, and land songs virtually them. We have a long listing below to get you started. Dream on!

1. "American Dream" past MKTO

This 2014 pop vocal reflects the irresolute American dream. The narrator and his friend have escaped their pocket-size town life, with dreams of heading to California. Rather than seeking a family with ii.2 kids, they want new adventures and experiences on their ain.

The narrator points out that the American dream referenced by John Cougar Mellencamp in his 1982 song "Jack and Diane" has shifted significantly:

This ain't the aforementioned summer song that yous used to know
'Crusade Jack left Diane thirty years ago
The globe is spinning likewise fast for you lot and me
So tell me whatever happened to the American dream.

2. "All I Have to Do Is Dream" by The Everly Brothers

The guy in this 1970 rock song is upset that he is separated from his beloved. However, he finds condolement in one thing to bridge the distance between them: dreaming.

Whenever he misses her—mean solar day or dark—his dreams arrive seem like she's almost correct by his side. The trouble is that his strategy will only keep him satisfied for and so long.

"If you don't build your dream, someone volition hire y'all to help build theirs." - Tony Gaskins, American motivational speaker

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iii. "Dream On" by Aerosmith

Steven Tyler took six years to write this 1973 rock anthem, and information technology became Aerosmith's showtime single. The song is about both the process of growing more than mature and the internal quest to become somebody. Named i of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Fourth dimension, information technology motivates the listener to keep striving until you realize your dreams.

4. "Get Outta My Dreams, Go into My Car" by Billy Ocean

Did this arroyo always work? The creepy narrator in this 1988 hit sees the woman of his dreams and tries to be a polish operator. He yells out to her to get her attention:

Get outta my dreams
Get in to my machine
Get outta my dream
Arrive to the dorsum seat baby
Get in to my car.

5. "Don't Dream Information technology's Over" by Crowded House

In this 1986 ballad, the narrator describes the tumultuous challenges that he and his friend must face. Amidst all the turbulence, he warns that although exterior forces volition try to build walls between them, they must stick together. "Don't ever permit them win," he cautions.

"To accomplish great things, we must not only act, just also dream; not only program, merely likewise believe." - Anatole French republic, French writer

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6. "In Sleep" by Lissie

At the heart of this ballad from 2010 is a love forsaken narrator. She has lost her sweetheart, and the only place she tin can see him is in her dreams. She thus retreats to the world of sleep they can exist together, if only fleetingly.

7. "Dream" by Imagine Dragons

In this somber song from 2015, the narrator shuts out the chaotic world in favor of living in a more hopeful and organized dream world of his own making:

We all are living in a dream,
But life ain't what it seems.
Oh, everything'south a mess
And all these sorrows I take seen
They lead me to believe
That everything'due south a mess.

eight. "Just a Dream" by Carrie Underwood

In this sad state ballad from 2007, a grieving teenage helpmate shows upward to the chapel in her wedding gown. However, instead of getting married today, she will exist burying her soldier groom. Oh, how she wishes it were all just a dream.

9. "Dreamlover" by Mariah Carey

We each take different definitions of a dream lover, just in this 1993 pop song, Mariah Carey seeks a perfect lover to rescue her. Rather than a pretender, she wants the real deal, someone who will be accepting, uplifting, and understanding of her needs. And on elevation of all this, she'due south seeking a forever commitment.

10. "Wildest Dreams" by Taylor Swift

Sometimes you notice Mr. Right. Sometimes you notice Mr. Right Now.

Taylor Swift's narrator describes a romantic rendezvous with a handsome lover in this 2014 song. Even though he is mannerly and irresistible, she knows their human relationship won't last. Our narrator ventures off with him on the condition that he recall her fondly, even if it'south merely in his wildest dreams.

11. "Just a Dream" by Nelly

Recalling a lover who has left him, the heartbroken guy in this 2010 song regrets not proposing to his ex-girlfriend. In his listen, he travels back down the route and considers all the mistakes he fabricated. He realizes, however, that it was simply a dream. Alone now, he tin't fix the past.

12. "Dream Baby Dream" past Bruce Springsteen

This is a simple just inspiring 2014 song, originally recorded by the electro-pop band Suicide in 1979. If y'all know the lyrics "dream baby dream," you know a lot of the song already. It's an inspiring, energetic song that motivates the listener to practise the following:

• open up upwardly your center,
• dry your eyes,
• smile, and
• dream.

Can y'all follow that simple recipe?

13. "A Caput Total of Dreams" by Coldplay

Celebrate the infinite possibilities that exist inside of yous with this 2015 song. Information technology is 1 of hope and looking frontward:

You lot can see the change you lot want to
Be what you want to exist
When you get a head
A caput full of dreams.

xiv. "These Dreams" by Heart

In this 1986 rock song, the narrator describes a world of fantasy that she enters each time she falls asleep. Seeking to hide from the hurting of her ordinary life, the narrator lives a parallel reality in her dreams.

The Significant of ten Common Dreams

Dream	Meaning	Dream	Meaning
decease	there'south an important, dramatic alter in your life	nudity	y'all're feeling exposed or vulnerable
spiders	the dreamer is existence manipulated	paralysis	you're lacking command in your life over something important
beingness chased	y'all may be avoiding something in your waking life that needs your attention	losing your teeth	there's a situation in your waking life that represents a lack of confidence
falling uncontrollably from a bully height	lack of control over your life circumstances; something in your life is moving quickly in the wrong direction	pregnancy & birth	creativity and the desire to generate a new idea
being lost	worry about finding your way with a new life state of affairs	infant	at that place's something new in your waking life

15. "Had a Dream (For the Heart)" by The Judds

Obsessed almost a lover who has left her, the heartbroken protagonist in this 1983 song dreams well-nigh his unlikely return. She is lonesome and realizes that her sad heart merely cannot love anybody but him.

xvi. "Sweet Dreams" by Eurythmics

The narrator in this 1983 hit is satisfied with her relationship which she describes every bit sweet dreams. At the aforementioned time, however, she realizes that everyone is looking for something unique and different in their interactions with others:

Some of them want to use you
Some of them desire to get used by you.
Some of them desire to abuse you
Some of them want to exist abused.

She prods the listener to "keep your head up, movin' on," rather than beingness shamed by what you seek.

"Sometimes, the only realists are the dreamers." - Paul Wellstone, American pol

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17. "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac

At the time of this 1977 stone hit, Stevie Nicks was involved in a deteriorating human relationship with swain Fleetwood Mac member Lindsay Buckingham. This song was her invitation that he leave their relationship; she wanted out likewise. He responded with the harsher 1977 song, "Go Your Own Way."

18. "Dream Weaver" by Gary Wright

The narrator in this soft rock song from 1975 seeks refuge from the worries and pain in his everyday life. He allows his dreams to whisk him away to an astral airplane, a highway of fantasy.

19. "Sweet Dreams" past Beyoncé

The woman in this 2008 song goes to slumber each dark hoping that she'll see her Prince Charming once more in her dreams. His love is too adept to be truthful, and she tin't await to migrate abroad to dreamland to be with him again.

20. "The River of Dreams" by Baton Joel

This 1993 vocal is total of symbolism. In the middle of the night, the protagonist sets off in his dreams on a trek looking for something that was wrongfully taken from him. Through a jungle of doubt and the desert of truth, he walks until he comes to a river also wide to cross.

Then he stands at the shore, peering at the opposite side for what he's been looking for. He wades in the river of dreams and contemplates the afterlife.

"If ane advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours." - Henry David Thoreau, American author

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Even More Songs Nigh Dreams and Dreaming

Got a song suggestion for this Dream Playlist? Leave us a comment in the Comments Section below.

Song	Artist	Year Released
21. California Dreamin'	The Mamas & the Papas	1966
22. Talking in Your Sleep	The Romantics	1983
23. Boulevard of Broken Dreams	Green 24-hour interval	2004
24. #ix Dream	John Lennon	1974
25. Behind the Wall of Slumber	The Smithereens	1986
26. Dream Baby Dream	Bruce Springsteen	2008
27. Follow Your Dreams	Sheryn Regis	2004
28. The Gunner'southward Dream	Pinkish Floyd	1983
29. When You Close Your Eyes	Night Ranger	1984
30. In My Dreams	REO Speedwagon	1987
31. Dream	The Cranberries	1993
32. Dreaming of You	The Coral	2002
33. Fabricated to Dream	Jackie Evancho	2014
34. Dream Big	Jazmine Sullivan	2008
35. Dreamer	Supertramp	1974
36. All of These Dreams	Phish	2002
37. Daysleeper	R.E.M.	1998
38. What Dreams Are Fabricated Of	Hilary Duff	2003
39. Crazy Dreams	Carrie Underwood	2007
twoscore. Dreaming	Blondie	1979
41. Even If It Breaks Your Heart	Eli Immature Ring	2011
42. Fantasize Believer	The Monkees	1968
43. Heedless	Radiohead	2016
44. I Can Dream About You lot	Dan Hartman	1984
45. Dreams	Brook	2015
46. Teenage Dream	Katy Perry	2010
47. Anyway	Martina McBride	2007
48. Dreaming With My Eyes Open	Clay Walker	1993
49. You lot Make My Dreams Come up True	Hall and Oates	1980
50. Don't Fall In Honey With a Dreamer	Kenny Rogers and Kim Carnes	1980
51. Livin' the Dream	Drake White	2016
52. Runnin' Down a Dream	Tom Petty	1989
53. In Dreams	Roy Orbison	1986
54. Dreamer	Ozzy Osbourne	2001
55. Sweet Dreams Baby	Roy Orbison	1962
56. Enter Sandman	Metallica	1991
57. Talking In Your Sleep	Crystal Gayle	1978
58. If I Can Dream	Elvis Presley	1968
59. Mr. Sandman	The Chordettes	1954
60. Baby Girl	Sugarland	2003
61. Dreams	Van Halen	1986
62. Someone Else'due south Dream	Organized religion Colina	1995
63. Sweet Dreams	Patsy Cline	1963
64. Jessie	Joshua Kadison	1993
65. Silent Lucidity	Queensryche	1990
66. Is This Merely a Dream	Emma Cole	2016
67. A Dream Goes on Forever	Todd Rundgren	1974
68. Dream	Priscilla Ahn	2008
69. Dream a Little Dream of Me	The Mamas and The Papas	1968
lxx. Dream State	Everlast	2018
71. When I Dream	San Cisco	2018
72. In My Dreams	James Morrison	2011
73. Run Joey Run	David Geddes	1975
74. Dreaming of Yous	Selena	1995
75. Paper in Fire	John Cougar Mellencamp	1987

"Dreams are the touchstones of our character." - Henry David Thoreau, American author

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Questions & Answers

Question: How can I find the song lyrics for "Always Dreaming" by Jon Nicholson played on Margaritaville radio?

Answer: I've been unable to find these lyrics through the normal channels, however he is on Facebook and Twitter. Since you're a fan, why not connect with him on social media and ask him the question?

Question: Who sings a vocal about dreaming that has words of "when I'm twenty the," "when I'm 30," and "when I'chiliad 60"?

Answer: Those are some really specific lyrics, just I found nothing in a lyrics search that fit those verbal specifications.

Lukas Graham released a very popular 2015 vocal called "7 Years" that tells the retrospective story of growing up and growing older. Several ages were profiled, including ages 20, 30, and 60. Since this is probably not the song yous're referring to (as it'south non near dreaming), leave a message in the Comment Section regarding the following to provide further clues:

1) genre (country/stone/pop, etc.)

2) about when was this vocal popular?

3) did an individual/group or male/female sing it?

four) anything y'all call back about the plot or other aspects of this dreaming song?

5) I assume this is an American song?

Go out the details in the Comments Department of the Dreams Playlist, and I'll be happy to try to locate it.

Question: At that place'due south a vocal, "I accept had a lot of big dreams." Who sings information technology?

Answer: What I institute based on that limited data -- and non knowing whether it was a lyric or title or what the genre is -- turns out to exist a soft stone song from 1985 called "Only Every bit I Am" by Air Supply. The commencement line is a near-perfect match:

I've had a lot of big dreams

I've made a lot of bad moves

I know you could walk away

But you never do ...

If this isn't it and a reader knows the song you're referring to, I promise they'll get out a note in the Comments Section of the playlist article.

Question: What song by a black male has the lyric, "darling I'd do it all for you lot"?

Answer: The data you've given me is sparse and isn't a directly striking with what I've come up with. It would have been helpful to know the genre (pop, stone, country, etc.), what decade the song was popular and whatever other hints.

However, here's the best I could figure:

Denroy Morgan had a soul song that was a hit in 1981. It referenced the lyrics, "You brand my dreams come truthful" (which is why I figured you have this question under the Dreams Playlist). The title of the vocal is, "I'll Practise Anything for You" and here are the lyrics that are shut but not quite what you lot recall:

"Nothing in the world that I won't do

I'll give the world to yous if you desire me to

I'll exercise anything

Ah, nothing in the world that I won't exercise

I'll requite the earth to you lot if you want me to

I'll do anything...."

Is this it? I'one thousand betting (and hoping) so! Hither's the song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnC5zgdr06c.

Question: I'grand looking for a song with the title, "We Take a Dream for You." Tin can you help?

Respond: The closest thing seems to be the Casting Crowns' 2014 song, "Dream for You" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8nsJZx8eWw

Question: I'm looking for a classic rock song with an astonishing guitar hook throughout, and I'yard sure I heard the lyrics, "I've got dreams to call up" in there. It seems that the word "dreams" was used several times in the song. My search keeps bringing up Otis Redding, but it'southward certainly not him. Practice yous have whatever thoughts?

Answer: There are many artists who accept covered that vocal. In an advanced search that I did, approximately 25 artists came up, including artists as varied as Aretha Franklin, Keith Richards, Toots Hibberts, and Delbert McClinton. Thus, is it possible that you are remembering someone else who sang the song, such as prominent guitarist Warren Haynes, known for his work with the Allman Brothers, David Allan Coe, and his association with the Grateful Dead? Here is a YouTube link to the impressive rendition of the song by Warren Haynes: https://www.youtube.com/lookout?v=YgX1k8bbXsk.

Question: What is the vocal that ends with "I wake from dreams and find that I'm alone"?

Answer: I remember the song you want is beneath, although note that I could not discover whatever song that fits your exact description. I searched several lyrics databases, and this is the closest. It ends with lyrics that closely resemble what y'all offer -- "notice that I'm alone" -- and the theme of the vocal is dreaming.

"Nightmare" (2007) past Vanilla Sky https://world wide web.youtube.com/watch?v=h1ei9nEg3Ws

Ending lyrics:

I can remember

What happened earlier

Should I wake up and call you out loud on and on

And information technology makes me feel bad

When I observe that you're non here

And information technology makes me so scared.

When I find that I'm alone.

Promise this helps!

Question: In that location'due south a song which includes the line, "All in a dream" Who sings it, please?

Answer: Although I wish you had given more than information such as genre, the type of singer (group/individual, male/female person), or approximate year released, I tin can offer some possibilities. There are a number of songs that include that line. Here are three:

1) "After the Gold Rush" by Neil Young (1970) (later covered by many other artists)

2) "In a Dream" by Rockwell (1997)

3) "Take hold of Me While I'k Sleeping" by Pink (2003)

Question: Which song has the lyrics, "bye dreams"?

Answer: The vocal you lot are looking for is by The Kinks, called "Salvation Route" (1973). YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hO0CIqSknQ. Hither are the lyrics from that office of the song:

And we'll all sing a song

Every bit we walk downwardly Salvation Route.

Goodbye youth, goodbye dreams,

The good times and the friends I used to know.

Question: Can anyone remember either the vocal or the band from the 1980s that had a lyrics "caught in your dream sleep"?

Answer: The quoted lyrics may not be fully authentic. Nevertheless, I did detect two 1980s songs by bands with like lyrics:

"Head Over Heels" (1982) by ABBA: "And nosotros were caught in our slumber"

"Deep Slumber" (1982) past Devo: "I've been caught inside a deep sleep"

Question: What vocal has the lyrics "when information technology comes to making dreams"?

Reply: The following song is the only one I plant: "All Mixed Upwards" (1996) past Red House Painters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQSUIRDs6VE. Promise this is what you were looking for.

Question: What are the lyrics to "Nighttime Dreams" past Johnny Mathis?

Answer: This 1968 song was a non-album track, the "B" side to "You Make Me Retrieve About Yous" and its lyrics are very hard to come past. They were not available in several search engines I checked. However, you lot could probably transcribe them from the song itself. Here it is on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/lookout?five=To046YtkIpQ.

Question: What song has the lyrics, "dream, dream, dream"?

Answer: There are two songs:

1) Johnny Mathis' "Dream Dream Dream" (1964) https://world wide web.youtube.com/picket?v=oXQma1D3NAk

lyrics:

Just close your eyes, forget your sighs a piffling while

dream dream dream.

Each little tear will disappear into a smile

dream dream dream.

Though your lucky day seems far away

and your plans go wrong

Build you castles loftier and by and by

beloved will come along

It's wonderful, how wonderful the world will see

dream dream dream.

Though your lucky day seems far away

and your plans go wrong

Build you castles high and by and past

love volition come forth

It's wonderful, how wonderful the globe will see

dream dream dream.

2) "All I Have to Do Is Dream" by The Everly Brothers (1958) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbU3zdAgiX8

lyrics:

Dream, dream, dream, dream

Dream, dream, dream, dream

When I want you in my artillery

When I want you and all your charms

Whenever I want you

All I have to exercise is dream

Dream, dream, dream

When I experience blueish in the dark

And I need you to hold me tight

Whenever I want you

All I have to do is dream

I can make you mine

Taste your lips of wine

Anytime night or day

Only problem is

Gee whiz

I'grand dreamin' my life away

I need you and so, that I could die

I honey yous so and that is why

Whenever I want yous

All I have to do is dream

Dream, dream, dream, dream

I can make y'all mine

Taste your lips of vino

Someday dark or twenty-four hour period

Only problem is

Gee whiz

I'yard dreamin' my life away

I need you so, that I could die

I love yous so and that is why

Whenever I want y'all

All I have to do is dream

Dream, dream, dream

Dream, dream, dream, dream

Dream, dream, dream, dream

Dream

Question: I've had this song in my head all mean solar day. It's a classic 80s stone sound, simply sort of a distressing or emotional tune. All I can really remember is the chorus starting something like "and I can't dream of yesterday" or " from yesterday." Information technology sort of sounds like REO Speedwagon. Any idea?

Answer: Taking a wait at the lyrics you offer, a search reveals the following: "Easier Than This" by Ra (2008) or "I Miss Us" by Kenny Loggins (2003). I'm not sure about the REO Speedwagon sound. Loggins' song seems to match that a lilliputian more.

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FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on April 27, 2020:

Peggy - Thanks for beingness you! I appreciate the visit. Hope you are doing well.

Peggy Forest from Houston, Texas on April 26, 2020:

"California Dreamin'" and "All I Take to Do Is Dream" are two of my favorites off of this list. Dreams and dreaming make a good subject for songwriters.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on February 11, 2020:

Logan - Thank you for the suggestion. I accept also replaced the duplicate with another vocal.

Logan on February 10, 2020:

The Beatles have a song titled Golden Slumbers. It isn't exactly nigh dreaming, but it is shut. I retrieve ot could exist added to the list.

Also, you accept the same Metallica song on the list twice.

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on November eighteen, 2019:

Josh -There's a song by Gary Stewart from 1980 called "Are We Dreamin' the Same Dream" that has those lyrics. Very few other songs accept those lyrics -- song rap songs, a couple of recent songs.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on November 17, 2019:

harry - This doesn't ring a bong but perhaps a reader knows. If so, I hope they'll leave a comment.

harry on November 15, 2019:

one daughter kissing to the tree in a video song. delight can u detect it for me ...

Josh on November fifteen, 2019:

Then im looking for a song i believe is from the 70s or at least information technology sounds like its from that era and it'due south a more than upbeat, make you wanna trip the light fantastic tune that has the lyrics "are we dreaming the same dream" in the song.

FlourishAnyway (author) from Usa on October 14, 2019:

Bearding - Give thanks y'all for suggesting that. I hope that answers the request. Have a great week.

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on October xiv, 2019:

Anonymous - Peradventure a reader can aid out on this one since information technology'southward not ringing a bell with me and I could not find it in any database searches. Sorry.

Anonymous on October 13, 2019:

I keep hearing this song in my caput but not certain of exact lyrics..."you were all in my dreams", Information technology was all in my dreams" sounds 80s, fast tempo, male. Has been on a soundtrack before. Any ideas??Any ideas

Anonymous on October 13, 2019:

The question about "I've got dreams to call back": peradventure he's thinking of John Mayer's live rendition of Gravity? That starts with the opening lines of the Otis Redding song, and being John Mayer it's total of lilliputian riffs and hooks that get into your brain, only across the conscious zone..

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on September 28, 2019:

Anonymous - This isn't ringing a bell with me, but I'm hoping a reader can assist y'all. If and so, I hope they'll go out a annotate in the Comment Department.

Bearding on September 28, 2019:

What is the song most a guy (the singer) who falls asleep later on watching the big game on TV, and dreams nearly driving his motorcar to heaven? It might have been sung by Five for Fighting.

FlourishAnyway (author) from Usa on September 06, 2019:

Anonymous - I don't recognize the song and wasn't able to find a lyric friction match, but perhaps a reader will be able to assist.

Anonymous on September 06, 2019:

What is the song past a white Male person that has these lyrics nosotros all felt like a dream the years felt like a cakewalk as they pass us by???

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on August 27, 2019:

Anonymous - I've searched extensively and don't have an answer for you. I hope that if a reader recognizes the vocal, they volition go out a comment.

Anonymous on Baronial 27, 2019:

What 1980'due south song led by a female, has the lyrics, "Caught up in a vicious groove a needless waste of time, I had a man whose main concern wasn't e'er mine?

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on August 24, 2019:

Budi - Apparently, "Continue on Dreaming" is not on the soundtrack for the motion-picture show itself but appears on a YouTube as a song that is inspired by the moving-picture show. Unfortunately, the lyrics databases that I searched don't feature this song's lyrics.

budi on August 21, 2019:

I like your commodity,

I'm looking for "keep on dreaming" song lyrics by signature tracks, the vocal is from the "perfect wave" motion-picture show.

can you assist me delight?

FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on July 31, 2019:

squirtle - Gotta accept dreams.

squirtle on July 31, 2019:

my dream tiptoe to me in my sleep, as like dreams often do

i desire some day own a tent

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on June 20, 2019:

Memo - I added it for You lot! THANKS for stopping by and for your enthusiasm.

Memo on June twenty, 2019:

Your forgot the only one, the all-time. DREAMING OF You lot Past SELENA

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on June ten, 2019:

Lora - Thank you for stopping by. I'm glad this was enjoyable for you. Have a wonderful week.

Lora Hollings on June 09, 2019:

I really enjoyed your article on these songs about dreams, Flourish. My favorite one on your list, is "These Dreams" by Middle. Dreams play such a critical role in our lives, no wonder in that location are many songs about them! "Agree fast to dreams, for if dreams dice, life is a cleaved-winged bird that cannot fly." - Langston Hughes

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on June 03, 2019:

Anonymous - Although naught has turned up in my search, I'g leaving this comment up to the readers in promise that someone might know the reply. Thank you lot for posting the question.

Anonymous on May 31, 2019:

I'm looking for a song that has the lyrics "dreams dreams dreams when Im around you when I'm around you, dreams dreams dreams upward in the morning time thinking virtually you" ive searched for information technology only I can't find it Can u help?

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on May xiv, 2019:

Linda Noviello - I'1000 hoping some other reader tin assistance. I cannot find a lyrics match for "I thank you for being more than than a dream." I suspect this may non be exactly the right lyrics. I did a search on "more than a dream" and and then looked at 1960s songs and there are songs that fit that description, such as "Carrie" by The Hollies. Hoping someone can chime in.

Linda Noviello on May 13, 2019:

Im looking for a 1960s vocal only lyric i tin recall is I thank you for beingness more than a dream. Information technology was a group whatsoever help its driving me crazy. Won't get oiy of my head. Thanks

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on May 01, 2019:

Huffle - This doesn't trigger anything for me but I'grand hoping a reader will chime in with a suggestion. They often do. If you have more information nigh the music genre (stone, state, popular), the judge time frame (1980s, 90s, etc. -- "oldish" is relative), perhaps offer that upwards every bit a clue. Sorry!

Huffle on May 01, 2019:

At that place was an old-ish music video, male singer is dreaming (kinda had an errotic experience to it) and he's driving a car through a long path surrounded by bushes and at that place's 2 girls in his car who brand out? I call up the lyrics had something like "twenty-four hour period dream or good dream or good day"? I'm not so sure. Delight help me information technology's been stuck in my caput for v years!!

FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on April twenty, 2019:

Arleta Power - There are some commercials with Etta James' song, "At Terminal," but I don't know me what commercial you're referring to. Sad.

Arleta Power on April 19, 2019:

In that location is a commercial virtually an SUV In the background a black woman in a sorta Etta James style with the lyric "I found my dream".

Is there a recording this? Who is the artist?

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on April 13, 2019:

Bearding - This doesn't show upward in my searches nor is it familiar to me. I'grand hoping that a reader might know. Often, people have the lyrics a little off, and then I tried variations in my search, and they didn't show annihilation fruitful either. Sorry.

Anonymous on April 13, 2019:

At that place's a land song "Let's all get out and do some daydreaming. Who sings it?

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on March 05, 2019:

Bearding - Sorry, but this doesn't prompt anything in my memory. I'm hoping a reader might know. If anyone knows, please exit us a comment.

Anonymous on March 05, 2019:

A few years ago, there was a music video where a young woman (the vocalizer) was supposed to meet her boyfriend/lover at a hotel. He's tardily and she falls asleep once or twice, each time dreaming near him. Desperate to see him, she even breaks a flower vase on her head and then she can dream of him again. In the end, he never comes. Information technology was a funny/beautiful video. Do you know of it, please?

Diyora on September 11, 2018:

Give thanks yous very much!

FlourishAnyway (writer) from U.s.a. on September 07, 2018:

Brian - Thank you for this list of vocal suggestions! Have a swell weekend!

Brian Imig on September 06, 2018:

Bully listing! Here's a couple you may remember:

My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time - Doris Day

I Can Dream Tin't i - Andrews Sisters

Voodoo Dreams - Les Baxter

Julia Dream - Pinkish Floyd

Dreamtime - Kate Bush

Girl Of My Dreams - Charles Mingus

Hung Upwards On A Dream - Zombies

Caught In A Dream - Alice Cooper

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on May 18, 2018:

Peggy - Thank you for your kind annotate!

Peggy Wood from Houston, Texas on May 17, 2018:

California Dreamin' takes me instantly back to my teen years when the Mamas & the Papas were pop. Always bask reading these song articles of yours.

FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s.a. on February x, 2018:

David Woodard - Thanks for the song suggestion. I have added it at #65. Have a dreamy weekend.

David Woodard on Feb 09, 2018:

Silent Lucidity past Queensryche

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on January 26, 2018:

Shanmarie - I love Rascal Flatts, and Jackie Evancho is very talented. Cheers for the suggestions.

FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on Jan 26, 2018:

shanmarie - The Cinderella song is a lovely classic Disney tune. Cheers for stopping by, and I look forward to reading your dream commodity.

Shannon Henry from Texas on January 26, 2018:

"My Wish" by Rascal Flatts.... I hope your dreams stay big and your worries stay pocket-size.

"Made to Dream" by Jackie Evancho. I recollect I spelled her name correct.

Shannon Henry from Texas on January 26, 2018:

Hi Flourish,

I am working on a hub about dreaming and achieving dreams right now. How great to find this hub. Although, I am surprised that the song from Cinderella is not on hither. "A Dream is a Wish Your Middle Makes " or something like that. I'll permit you lot know if I think of any others since I am looking for a vocal.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on January 17, 2018:

Beak - Cheers for the proffer. Information technology's #63 now. Have a not bad twenty-four hour period!

Bill on January 17, 2018:

How could nosotros forget Sweetness Dreams by Patsy Cline?

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on Apr 28, 2017:

Dawna - Great add-on! It'due south now #61.

Dawna on April 28, 2017:

How nigh Dreams-Van Halen?

s. on Jan 09, 2017:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRPaf0-RtjM

Does this count?

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on January 07, 2017:

Paula - Cheers for your compliment and for existence so supportive. I added Mr. Sandman. With about a foot of snowfall here now (I know that's laughable to you), it feels like a dream. Stay warm where yous are and have a great weekend.

Suzie from Carson Metropolis on January 07, 2017:

Flourish...I merely honey your song hubs. i especially can appreciate the massive work you lot put into creating each one!..This is great (as they all are, it's skillful to remember some of them as they play in my head. So many that I loved!....The Eurythmics...Sweet Dreams! Yeah.

I surprised myself not simply knowing the majority of these tunes, but (unless I missed them) I even idea of a few. OLD OLD ones! Also former for you to have heard at the time of their release.

You can find them on YouTube if you desire to hear them. In 1958 "Jimmy Clanton" gave united states of america "Simply a Dream." Oh sigh. Although I was only 10 yrs. onetime, he was my pre-teen idol.. LOL 1964, "Dreamin" by Johnny Burnette (tragically killed in a boating accident at 30-something) That's a good OLDIE too...

And the "Chordettes"!!!! singing 4-part harmony to "Mr. Sandman." That was a practiced one to sing-along to! LOL. Wow, I just gave abroad my age, that's for certain!

Thanks again for the not bad Music Hub! Peace, Paula

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December 27, 2016:

Anthony - Give thanks yous for the addition! Have a happy 2017!

Anthony on December 26, 2016:

If I Tin can Dream - Elvis Presley

FlourishAnyway (author) from United states on November 25, 2016:

Patricia - I promise all your dreams come true. I know that you and your family are struggling with a lot. Take a adept weekend with those yous dear.

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on Nov 25, 2016:

Gypsy Rose Lee - Thank you for stopping by and for commenting. Aye, information technology seems similar some singers accept favorite themes that they revisit time and again. Accept a great weekend!

pstraubie48 on November 25, 2016:

so many bang-up songs hither...the Everly Brothers' song took me waaaay back....music is part of every unmarried day for me, a huge part.

Thanks for sharing this with u.s.a..

Angels are once again on the mode...hope you are having a lovely Thanksgiving weekend. ps

Gypsy Rose Lee from Daytona Beach, Florida on November 24, 2016:

Merely loved this and had me bustling some of the songs. You know what sometimes gets a scrap confusing is that in that location are some singers like Roy Orbison has a number of songs about dreams and dreaming. Anyway dandy job every bit ever.

FlourishAnyway (author) from Usa on November 22, 2016:

Martie - So glad you enjoyed this. With all that is going on in the globe correct now, I prefer dreaming. Have a wonderful week!

Martie Coetser from S Africa on Nov 22, 2016:

Cute songs! My favorite is "All I Take to Do Is Dream" by The Everly Brothers :)

FlourishAnyway (author) from Usa on November 21, 2016:

Minnetonka Twin - Thanks for stopping by and adding your reflections on these songs. Glad they bring dorsum the expert times. Happy Thanksgiving!

Linda Rogers from Minnesota on Nov 21, 2016:

Love your thorough listing of bang-up songs about dreaming. The song 'Talkin in your Sleep' is ane of my favorites because it brings me dorsum to my fun college days. Thanks for the a fun listing that brings upwardly so many memories.

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on Nov xviii, 2016:

Linda - Oh, that's then funny! I can almost see it down, perhaps from the vantage point of some other driver on the interstate or stopped at a red light looking over. Too funny! Calculation that i!

FlourishAnyway (author) from United states on Nov 17, 2016:

Devika - I often wonder what American songs get heard overseas. I'grand happy that some of these were familiar to yous. Have a great calendar week.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on November 17, 2016:

MsDora - Proceed dreaming. Nosotros all have to accept something to achieve, to stretch for so nosotros continue to abound. Cheers for stopping by!

FlourishAnyway (writer) from United states on November 17, 2016:

Heidi - Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for consistently reading. I capeesh yous! Accept a great week.

Linda Lum from Washington State, Usa on November 16, 2016:

Oh Flourish, and so many sweetness songs here in your list. Still, when Aerosmith comes on the radio, information technology's best if my kids are not in the car. I embarrass them with my head banging. I also dear "Enter Sandman" (gosh, am I revealing that I might exist a closet metal caput?) Thank you for this hub!

Heidi Thorne from Chicago Surface area on November 16, 2016:

Even before I scrolled through I thought of the Everly Brothers rails. Some other list with lots of favorites! And, in agreement with our pal, billybuc, if I tin recall the Everly Brothers, I'k getting old. :) Go on the hits coming!

DDE on November 16, 2016:

Songs I know of just you lot got me thinking hither most these songs some I haven't heard of in a while.Songs I don't hear in Croatia.

Dora Weithers from The Caribbean area on Nov 15, 2016:

Thanks for underscoring the power of dreams. I call myself a late dreamer, nor remembering any significant dreams that I dreamed real early on, merely I'm nonetheless dreaming. Based on your meaning of dreams, I am hopeful.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on November fifteen, 2016:

Nell - Thank you for the sweetness compliment. I'grand happy that this listing brought you joy. Have a wonderful week ahead.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on November 15, 2016:

Genna - Can you imagine having to sing those songs repeatedly, given the emotional loading? Talk nearly bad blood. Thank you for reading! Take a good week!

FlourishAnyway (writer) from The states on November 15, 2016:

Bill - Glad information technology made the list then! Thank you for stopping past. I appreciate you lot taking a await. Have a great week alee.

FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on November 15, 2016:

Peg - Thank yous so much for your kind kudos. I didn't realize there were so many "dream" songs. Have a cracking calendar week!

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on November 15, 2016:

Linda - That's what I constitute as well -- different interpretations of what a dream ways to people. Some people were literal with dreams beingness sleepy dreams or daydreams while others considered them more than of hopes and dreams ambitions or the difficult to define American Dream. Thanks for visiting. Have a great calendar week.

Linda Crampton from British Columbia, Canada on November xiv, 2016:

I enjoyed reading the quotations on the photos. Of course, I enjoyed reading the rest of the article, likewise! It'south interesting to meet how the topic of dreams has been interpreted in different songs.

Genna East from Massachusetts, USA on Nov xiv, 2016:

Ah, to dream! Our dreams and hopes are part of the miracles of humanity. I accept been listening to these songs, and information technology has been such a care for. Later on the turmoil of this past calendar week, nil could exist better. (And I never knew the story behind Fleetwood Mac'southward "Dreams.") Thank you!

Nell Rose from England on November fourteen, 2016:

I love these songs! at that place are loads aren't there? Your hubs are fab, I e'er concluded up singing or borer my anxiety! lol!

Peg Cole from North Dallas, Texas on November 14, 2016:

Gotta dearest that Billy Bounding main tune, Mamas and the Papas and Heart. Also loved The Everly Brothers with Dream, Dream, Dream. Another wonderful collection.

Bill De Giulio from Massachusetts on November xiv, 2016:

Great listing Flourish. Tin't believe how many songs there are dealing with dreaming. California Dreamin by the Mamas and the Papas is one of my all-time favorites. Great job.

FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on November 14, 2016:

Larry - Glad you enjoyed this! Promise you are livin' the dream like I am. (Sometimes you have to alter what you want midstream, simply you know.) Have a dandy week.

Larry Rankin from Oklahoma on November 14, 2016:

"I had a dream that I could fly, over the moon in ectasy! I got a golden ticket!" Willy Wonka:-)

Groovy read!

FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on Nov 14, 2016:

quicksand - Added equally #55! Thanks for the proffer! I capeesh you lot stopping by!

FlourishAnyway (author) from United states of america on November xiv, 2016:

Beak - But it made the list, didn't it!?! You're an oldie but goodie, my friend.

quicksand on November fourteen, 2016:

Tin I add an old fave? Roy Orbison's Sweet Dream Infant.

Beak Holland from Olympia, WA on Nov fourteen, 2016:

My age is showing. I had "Daydream Believer" by the Monkees as #ane. LOL I'm suddenly feeling quondam.

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