Somewhere In A Dream
David Hasselhoff · Other Songs - David Hasselhoff
Movin' through the crowd so gracefully
Moonlight falls like diamonds on your golden hair
As time stands still
I've been the fool it's gone unnoticed
Waiting on your love so faithfully
Just as I get close enough the words just disappear
And you turn away
As the rain begins to fall, oh baby
Listen for my heart beat in the thunder
Beating like a drummer out of time
Drifting like a teardrop in the ocean waves
Somewhere in a dream, I think I loved you
Girl just let me dream my life away
Somewhere in my darkness, babe, your light keeps shinin'
I'm searchin' like a ship that's lost at sea
You may never know just what your life has meant to me
Someday I'll find you girl
If only in my dreams, oh baby
Listen for my heart beat in the thunder
It's beating like a drummer out of time
Drifting like a teardrop in the ocean waves
Somewhere in a dream, I think I loved you
Girl just let me dream my life away
Why can't I tell you what I feel for you
What should I feel if I can't touch you
Somehow, somewhere, someday I'll find a way
I'll find the way to make this dream come true
Oh, listen for my heart beat in the thunder
Beating like a drummer out of time
Drifting like a teardrop in the ocean waves
Somewhere in a dream, I think I loved you
Girl just let me dream my life away
Listen for my heart beat in the thunder
Beating like a drummer out of time
Drifting like a teardrop in the ocean waves
Somewhere in a dream, I think I loved you
Girl just let me dream my life away
Girl just let me dream my life away
Somewhere In A Dream
David Hasselhoff's 1986 single "Somewhere In A Dream" stands as a defining track of his transition from television personality to pop icon. Released during the height of his fame, the song blends pop-rock sensibilities with the dramatic flair that characterized his public persona. It served as a pivotal moment in his discography, showcasing his ability to craft anthemic melodies that resonated with a global audience. The recording captures the late 80s aesthetic, featuring a driving rhythm and vocal delivery that became synonymous with his brand of high-energy pop. As part of his broader catalog of hits, the track exemplifies the era's shift toward more polished, radio-friendly productions while maintaining the theatrical elements that made him a household name.