Daydream (Of You)
Roy Orbison · Other Songs - Roy Orbison
Daydream, daydream, daydream
Well, day-day-daydream
Well i got troubles on my mind
And time on my hands and i'm lonely
I leave the world behind
And i spend all my time with you only
Well there's a place i know
Where we can go
So we can be alone
Sometimes i live in a dream world of my own
Well here i go, away up high
And daydream, daydream, daydream
Well i run away on the milky way
And daydream of you
Well, when things are not so hot
And i've got the blues
I dream a lot
Yeah, when i'm not with you
Well it's so much fun to be the one
On a flight through fantasy
Well, when i dream
Yuo're always with me
Well here i go, away up high
And daydream, daydream, daydream
??? ???, and i catch a shooting star
And daydream of you
you, you, you
you, you, you
Well, day-day-daydream
Well i got troubles on my mind
And time on my hands and i'm lonely
I leave the world behind
And i spend all my time with you only
Well there's a place i know
Where we can go
So we can be alone
Sometimes i live in a dream world of my own
Well here i go, away up high
And daydream, daydream, daydream
Well i run away on the milky way
And daydream of you
Well, when things are not so hot
And i've got the blues
I dream a lot
Yeah, when i'm not with you
Well it's so much fun to be the one
On a flight through fantasy
Well, when i dream
Yuo're always with me
Well here i go, away up high
And daydream, daydream, daydream
??? ???, and i catch a shooting star
And daydream of you
you, you, you
you, you, you
Daydream (Of You) - Roy Orbison
Roy Orbison's "Daydream (Of You)" stands as a poignant example of his signature sound, blending lush orchestration with his distinctive, soaring vocals. Released during the height of his career, the track exemplifies the dramatic emotional depth characteristic of his work from the early 1960s. While often associated with his most famous ballads, this recording showcases his ability to craft intimate, narrative-driven songs that resonate with themes of longing and memory. The composition relies on the interplay between Orbison's powerful voice and rich musical arrangements to create an atmosphere of quiet intensity, solidifying his place as a master of the romantic ballad genre.