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Dream Away (1973) |
from THE MAN WHO LOVED CAT-DANCING |
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Dream Away (1973) |
from THE MAN WHO LOVED CAT-DANCING |
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Music by John Williams
Lyrics by Paul Williams
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Dream Away (4:21) Performed by Paul Williams, arranged by John Williams from "Evergreens: The Best of the A&M Years" |
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Dream Away (4:10) Performed by Frank Sinatra, arranged by Don Costa from "Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back" |
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Dream Away (4:04) Performed by Al Harrington from "I Love This Land" |
Lyrics
Dream Away
Dream away, child, let your
dreams run wild
Or a lifetime of worries might claim you.
Dream away, child; let your dreams run wild
Or the years and the tears shed might claim you.
For the last time we have tasted
love's sweet tears by the fire's glow.
If our hearts are strong there'll be
no long good-byes when it's time to go.
But the strongest torch is sometimes broken
As the deepest vows aren't always spoken,
And the greatest wounds, we hide inside ourselves
Where they never show.
Dream away, child, let your dreams run wild.
Or a lifetime of worries might claim you.
Dream away, child, let your dreams run wild
Or the years and the tears shed might claim you.
When the Winter weds the Northern Wind
The child they bear is snow.
And the branches bow like worried bridesmaids
But the trees will grow.
Sun and Earth in time will come together,
God will give us back our summer weather,
But the mem'ries of that first sweet
Taste of love pass away so slow.
Dream away, child, let your dreams run wild
Or a lifetime of worries might claim you.
Dream away, child, let your dreams run wild
Or the years and the tears shed might claim you.
When there's no room left to live inside ourselves
Do we dream away
© MH
