Sharing The Same Dreams
Regine Velasquez · Other Songs - Regine Velasquez
we found each other
but little did we know
that in truth, my sisters
togetherness can make love grow
we're always better together
than when we're apart
we're sharing the same dreams in our hearts
we're sharin'
sharin' the same dreams
yes! you and me
and good things
good things will happen
if we wait, wait and see
we'll make it together
sink or swim
and neither one of us will be
out on alimb
we're sharin', sharin' the same dreams
yes! you and me
we may be different
but then that's who we are
just remember my sisters
we're reachin' for that lucky star
we share the same joy and laughter sadness and tears
we're stayin' together for years and years.
but little did we know
that in truth, my sisters
togetherness can make love grow
we're always better together
than when we're apart
we're sharing the same dreams in our hearts
we're sharin'
sharin' the same dreams
yes! you and me
and good things
good things will happen
if we wait, wait and see
we'll make it together
sink or swim
and neither one of us will be
out on alimb
we're sharin', sharin' the same dreams
yes! you and me
we may be different
but then that's who we are
just remember my sisters
we're reachin' for that lucky star
we share the same joy and laughter sadness and tears
we're stayin' together for years and years.
Sharing The Same Dreams
Regine Velasquez delivers a heartfelt performance in "Sharing The Same Dreams," a track that exemplifies her signature blend of pop and balladry rooted in the Philippines. As a prominent figure in Philippine music, Velasquez has built a career defined by emotional depth and melodic clarity, often exploring themes of love, longing, and shared human experiences. This recording reflects her ability to connect with audiences through universal sentiments, characteristic of her work spanning decades. The song stands as a testament to her versatility and enduring appeal within the regional music industry, showcasing her vocal prowess and compositional sensitivity.

