Never Give Up On A Dream

Rod Stewart · Trilogy [2005]

If there's doubt and you're cold,

don't you worry what the future holds.

We've gotta have heroes to teach us all

to never give up on a dream.



Claim the road, touch the sun,

no force on earth could stop you run.

When your heart bursts like the sun

never never give up on a dream.



Shadows fall, daylight dies,

freedom never got a place to hide.

Search forever photo finish line

but never give up on your dream.



Crazy notions fill your head,

you gotta break all the records set.

Push yourself until the end

but don't you ever give up on your dream.



Now listen to me

you don't need no restrictions yeah

Oh, sing it again

you can't live on sympathy.

You just need to go the distance,

oh the distance

that's all you need to be free,

to be free, to be free, to be free.



Sing a song for me children

you don't need no restrictions yeah

you can't live on sympathy.

You just need to go the distance,

that's all you need to be free,



Now listen to me!

Inspiring all to never lose,

it'll take a long long time before they fill your shoes

it'll take somebody, somebody, who's lot like you

who never gave up on a dream.

No, you never gave up on a dream

no, you never gave up on a dream.



You never, never, never,

never gave up on a dream.

About Never Give Up On A Dream

Rod Stewart's "Never Give Up On A Dream" stands as a quintessential example of his enduring ability to blend rock energy with heartfelt, melodic storytelling. Recorded for the anthology Trilogy, the track exemplifies the singer-songwriter's signature style, characterized by his distinctive vocal delivery and a repertoire that often balances personal vulnerability with broad appeal. As part of his extensive discography, the song reflects Stewart's consistent commitment to crafting anthems that resonate across generations, maintaining a connection to the classic rock era while appealing to modern audiences. The recording captures the warmth and authenticity that have defined his career, serving as a testament to his status as a musical icon whose work continues to inspire listeners worldwide.