Dreams Can Come True
Des'ree · Other Songs - Des'ree
They can come true
Move a step closer
You know that I want you
I can tell by your eyes
that you want me too
Just a question of time
I knew we'd be together
And that you'd be mine
I want you here forever
Do ya hear what I'm sayin?
Gotta say how I feel
I can't believe you're here
But I know that you're real
I know what I want
And baby it's you
I can't deny my feelings
Because they are true
Dreams can come true
Look at me babe I'm with you
You know you gotta have hope
You know you've got to be strong
Dreams can come true
Look at me babe I'm with you
You know you gotta have hope
You know you gotta be strong
I've seen you some times
on your own and in crowds
I knew I had to have you
my hopes didnt let me down
Now you're by my side
And I feel so good
I've nothing to hide
Don't feel that I ever could
Do you hear what I'm saying?
Gotta say how I feel
I can't believe you're here
But I know that you're real
I know what I want
And baby it's you
cant deny my feelings
Because they are true
Dreams can come true
(2x)
I'm not making plans for tomorrow
Let's live for tonight
I know I want you baby
So hold me so tight
Put your arms around me
You make me feel so safe
Then you whisper in my ear
That you're here to stay
Dreams can come true
(4x)
Dreams Can Come True
Released by Des'ree, 'Dreams Can Come True' stands as a defining track from her early solo career, embodying the soulful pop and new wave sensibilities that characterized her work in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The song features Des'ree's signature emotive vocal delivery, blending vulnerability with a melodic structure that resonated deeply with audiences of the era. As part of her broader discography, the recording captures the essence of her ability to craft intimate ballads that explore themes of hope and personal resilience. The track remains a staple in her catalog, showcasing her talent for creating atmospheric soundscapes that prioritize lyrical honesty and melodic accessibility. It serves as a testament to her status as a key figure in British pop music during her formative years.