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A Kiss To Build A Dream On Lyrics
Give me a kiss to build a dream on,
And my imagination will thrive upon that kiss.
Sweetheart, I ask no more than this:
A kiss to build a dream on.
Give me a kiss before you leave me,
And my imagination will feed my hungry heart.
Leave me one thing before we part,
A kiss to build a dream on.
When I'm alone with my fancies, I'll be with you,
Weaving romances, making believe they're true.
Give me your lips for just a moment,
And my imagination will make that moment live.
Give me what you alone can give,
A kiss to build a dream on
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Submitted by
immortalbeloved On May 27, 2002
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this is one of Armstrong's finest songs - it really is. this is about adoring someone so much that all you need is one kiss, and you're good.
I heared this song one time driving home from my boyfriends, so now whenever I hear it I think of him. hehe... Its a pretty song and the way Armstrong sings it makes it so sweet.
I may be into metal and hard music but I love this stuff too. Louie Armstrong really does have amazing music, I first heard this off of a game (believe it or not) and I was into that kind of music and I asked a fellow music fan who it was and they pointed me Louie's way and I'm now addicted to this music.
Care free music, free flowing, good sound, I saw a quote on a fan website"what we play is life". After listening I can see what they mean.
thank the game fallout II for letting me hear this song...
i think this song is about someone leaving him, and all he wants is one more kiss to hold him over.
this song is about his time with a woman and he wants a kiss at the end of the night and this is about him askin for it
I guess I too heard it first in fallout... nevertheless, a great song
This song does owe alot to Fallout II. But, this is a beautiful song. one of the best. I really just love this song.
Haha, Fallout II made me love this song. It was a great soundtrack for one of the best games ever made. I loved Fallout 1 opening soundtrack as well.
Admittedly, Fallout II was the first place I heard this song, but that doesn't make it any less special. That game really made me get into Satchmo, making that game just a little more special to me.