My love is always just as she seems
A force of nature on her own to be reckoned with
Whatever is wrong with me, a kiss redeems
And it's all there in my dreams, in my dreams

My love is soaring, she glides through the sky
Hardly a warning, she takes my hand
Says open your eyes

We looked down on the earth and all its schemes
We laugh and it's all there in my dreams, in my dreams

We swoop down below the clouds, destination unknown
And then she says let's go home

My love is resting under a tree
She whispers softly in my ear as she lay next to me
That was the funnest day, her sad eyes beam
And it's all there in my dreams, in my dreams


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In My Dreams Lyrics as written by Mark O. Everett Kelly Logsdon

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    General Comment

    I believe the lyric is "her kiss redeems" as opposed to "I kissed routines."

    owlonthegroundon June 03, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    "We look down on the earth and all its schemes...."

    Schemes as in elaborate (and maybe sinister) plans of action?

    Or as in... color schemes? Hues? Rainbows?

    It's so weird how the english language allows for such disparities of meaning for a single word. But sometimes the fun's in the falling down through the cracks, I guess. Open to all interpretations.

    Another definition of scheme, that doesn't have much to do with the others, I think:

    • an internal representation of the world; an organization of concepts and actions that can be revised by new information about the world.

    :)

    42 stepson August 13, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    So good..

    We swoop down the lowly clouds Destination unknown And then she says, lets go home

    perfect metaphor for when you think you're getting somewhere with a girl, and then she suddenly ejects.

    Symeon August 27, 2009   Link
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    My Interpretation

    This entire album is themed around the absence of a relationship, the beginning of a new one, longing and jealousy.

    To me this song is about dreaming of the intimacy that comes from true companionship, hence the imagery of the two of them soaring above the clouds and looking at the world together from a perspective no one else shares.

    The protagonist doesn't have it, but it's 'all there' 'in his dreams'.

    Verlocon October 23, 2011   Link

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