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Big Bill Broonzy Just A Dream Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.71/10 [7 votes]Album: Recorded In Club Montmartre 1956 Vol. 1 / Original Release Date: 1993-03-20Genre: BluesSong Duration: 4 min 26 sec
BIG BILL BROONZY
- Just A Dream Lyrics / with translationsIt was a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind
It was a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind
Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a thing there could I find
I dreamed I went out with an angel, and had a good time
I dreamed I was satisfied, and nothin' to worry my mind
But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind,
Now, and when I woke up, baby, not an angel could I find
I dreamed I caught the horses, and caught the number too
I dreamed I won so much money, I didn't know what to do
But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind,
Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a penny there could I find
Dreamed I was in the White House, sittin' in the president's chair
I dreamed he's shaking my hand, and he said "Bill, I'm so glad you're here"
But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind
Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a chair there could I find
I dreamed I got married, and started me a family
I dreamed I had ten children, and they all looked just like me
But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind
Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a child there looked like mine
It was a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind
Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a thing there could I find
I dreamed I went out with an angel, and had a good time
I dreamed I was satisfied, and nothin' to worry my mind
But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind,
Now, and when I woke up, baby, not an angel could I find
I dreamed I caught the horses, and caught the number too
I dreamed I won so much money, I didn't know what to do
But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind,
Dreamed I was in the White House, sittin' in the president's chair
I dreamed he's shaking my hand, and he said "Bill, I'm so glad you're here"
But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind
Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a chair there could I find
I dreamed I got married, and started me a family
I dreamed I had ten children, and they all looked just like me
But that was just a dream, Lord, what a dream I had on my mind
Now, and when I woke up, baby, not a child there looked like mine
Facts about Just A Dream
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Just A Dream is written by William Lee Conley Broonzy.
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It is first released on March 20, 1993 as part of Big Bill Broonzy's album "Recorded In Club Montmartre 1956 Vol. 1" which includes 18 tracks in total.
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When we consider what the writer meant by those haunting lines, Big Bill Broonzy's 'Just a Dream' reflects the disillusionment of getting up from a dream in which all was perfect and beautiful. The composition illustrates the dream as a metaphor for unaccomplished longings and ambitions, stressing the disparity between the blissful dream universe and the somewhat too brutal real life. Just a dream lyrics mainly talk about nostalgia, meditation, happiness, fun and romance. However, the tune at the same time highlights disillusionment, unfulfilled desires, aspirations, and hopes as well as fantasy versus reality. The words reveal dreams and ambitions without adult themes, swearing, or violence. Hence, the text is appropriate for children.
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Just A Dream falls under the genre Blues.
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Just A Dream song length is 4 minutes and 26 seconds.
Who wrote Just A Dream lyrics?
Just A Dream is written by William Lee Conley Broonzy.
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When was Just A Dream released?
It is first released on March 20, 1993 as part of Big Bill Broonzy's album "Recorded In Club Montmartre 1956 Vol. 1" which includes 18 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind Just A Dream lyrics?
When we consider what the writer meant by those haunting lines, Big Bill Broonzy's 'Just a Dream' reflects the disillusionment of getting up from a dream in which all was perfect and beautiful. The composition illustrates the dream as a metaphor for unaccomplished longings and ambitions, stressing the disparity between the blissful dream universe and the somewhat too brutal real life. Just a dream lyrics mainly talk about nostalgia, meditation, happiness, fun and romance. However, the tune at the same time highlights disillusionment, unfulfilled desires, aspirations, and hopes as well as fantasy versus reality. The words reveal dreams and ambitions without adult themes, swearing, or violence. Hence, the text is appropriate for children.
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Which genre is Just A Dream?
Just A Dream falls under the genre Blues.
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How long is the song Just A Dream?
Just A Dream song length is 4 minutes and 26 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): William Lee Conley Broonzy
Record Label(s): 1993 Storyville
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