Dreams(Chords)

	        D              Em              F#m        G           D            A7           D             A7 
 
 
                 D                Em  F#m    G                     D                  Bm     C        A7 
There are dreams that sail away to sea; there are dreams that stay at home. 
 
                 D              Em          F#m G   D               A7        D 
There are dreams in need of company, some that stand-alone. 
 
                  Bm               A       G   A  D           G       D          A  
There are dreams that stay inside all day and never see the light. 
 
          Bm                          D           Bm      Gm         A7       D 
But if dreams come true I swear to you. I'll dream of you tonight. 
 
 
        D       Em        F#m G         D          Bm        C        A7 
In a corner bar, the local star, destroys a passing chord. 
 
 
       D      Em      F#m     G         D               A7        D 
He sits behind a Mason Jar and dreams of his reward. 
 
               Bm       A             G         A  D          G      D         A  
Then he takes a break, he counts his take, a dollar buys a beer. 
 
     Bm               D     Bm    Gm          A7    D 
A quarter of his life is gone, what's he doing here. 
 
 
         Am7                                     D        G 
Now times are hard the old back yard is buried in cement. 
 
       Em7     F#m7   Bm                        Em              F#m    G         A7 
The people seem afraid to dream, and dreams don't cost a cent. 
 
 
                 Bm              A       G     A  D           G      D          A  
There are dreams that stay inside all day and never see the light. 
 
          Bm                          D           Bm      Gm        A7       D 
But if dreams come true I promise you, I'll dream of you tonight 
 
 
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Written by William Danoff