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Dreaming My Dreams Lyrics

All the things you said to me today
Changed my perspective in every way
These things count to mean
So much to me
Into my faith
You and your baby

It's out there, it's out there
It's out there
If you want me, I'll be here
It's out there it's out there
it's out there
If you want me, I'll be here

I'll be dreaming my dreams
With you
I'll be dreaming my dreams
With you
And there's no other place
That I'd lay down my face
I'll be dreaming my dreams with you

It's out there, it's out there
It's out there
If you want me, I'll be here
It's out there, it's out there
It's out there
If you want me, I'll be here

I'll be dreaming my dreams
With you
I'll be dreaming my dreams
With you
And there's no other place
That I'd lay down my face
I'll be dreaming my dreams with you

Dreaming my dreams
With you
I'll be dreaming my dreams
With you
And there's no other place
That I'd lay down my face
I'll be dreaming my dreams with you
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Submitted by
novartza On Jun 03, 2001
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In this song it sounds like the guy is getting ready to leave her. She's trying a little to act like she's strong by saying you can go and leave me, but i'm probably still going to be in the same place loving you. She's dreaming about them and in her mind what she wanted the realationship to be. It's comes off as a love song, but i think this song is a little sad. The whole cd is basically about breaking up and feeling empty.

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One of the greatest waltzes ever written. Its is the surrender that comes through in the melancholy music... the floating, detached way in which one gives themselves completely to the other.

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she's basically saying that their love is "out there" and that she'll always be there for him. it's clearly a love song... and one of the best ones ever! <3

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this song means that she is so in love with this person that she wants to be there for this person at all times and she wants to lay with him and sleep and dream with him.

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dolores wrote this song at christmas time for her husband don, so it's pretty safe to say that it's about how much she loves him, and how all the dreams she might have had about her future husband have come true, and now she is living them out with him. it's her way of saying that she's happy with him. however, it can be perceived as a sad song, more because of the melody than of the lyrics because the melody is quite melancholic. but the lyrics can be interpreted as sad as well (even though i know they're not, i still do - due to the memories the song holds for me) if you think about it, the lines "it's out there, if you want me, i'll be there" could be someone saying that even though this other person doesn't want them right now, they'll still be there if they ever change their mind. also "i'll be dreaming my dreams with you" seems to imply that that's all they'll be doing with them - they won't be living with eachother, the only way they can be together is in this person's dreams. because of this you could easily think, or feel that the song is about losing someone, but not feeling bad feelings for them, more wishing them on their way or letting them know that you accept it and that you'll always be there. that's certainly what i think, and i think it's a beautiful song. a beautiful album really.

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i agree with ya enero. No need to argue is definitely one of the best albums I've ever heard. In fact...if it weren't for McLachlan's fumbling towards ecstacy, this one could be No 1. This song in particular is so beautiful.

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i think this song is about someone leaving you, and how you'll remember them in your dreams

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The character is so in love right now that she will be dreaming of her love.

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she kinda says "tings" in the beginning.. but thats ok cause i love this song anyways heh. yay

Well she's Irish so it's normal for her to say "tings" instead of things... most Irish people say t instead of th it's their accent! I LOVE IT! This is my favourite Cranberries song along with Zombie. This isn't about a break up it's a love song to her husband. "you and your baby" proves it, because her husband had a kid when they met and got married. it's not sad, but it can be perceived as sad because of the melody and some of the lyrics but it isn't.

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I'm not religious at all, but the line "Into my faith, you and your baby" makes me think of Mary and Jesus. I wonder if it's not a love song but a song to Mary, saying that she believes that God is "out there".

@OldSoul1 It's a good thing you're not religious. I wouldn't want to hear opinions that aren't from a scientific perspective. But that's what faith is so I agree, that line is probably a reference to religion.

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