Dreamland
Our Lady Peace · Other Songs - Our Lady Peace
Son crashes to the pavement, yeah
A father workin' just to make ends
We spend our lives to try and make sense, of it.
But I, I feel the love, I feel the power
It comes to me in the darkest hour
And I, I wanna feel it again.
In this dreamland the kids are alright,
And the sky is blue.
We all got wings,
And know how to fly.
I made it to the moon.
The sun on my face,
My head in the clouds.
Time on my side,
My feet off the ground,
I'm not comin' down.
The summer ends, the ocean dries up
A stranger dies and no one gives a fuck
I take a look over my shoulder
All my friends have gotten older, oh yeah, oh yeah
But I, I feel the love, I feel the power
It comes to me in the darkest hour
And I, I wanna feel it again.
In this dreamland the kids are alright,
And the sky is blue.
We all got wings,
And know how to fly.
I made it to the moon.
The sun on my face,
My head in the clouds,
Time on my side,
My feet off the ground.
I'm not comin' down.
I'm not gonna
Change just to change,
Break just to break,
Blame just to blame,
My head in the clouds,
Feet off the ground,
I'm not comin' down.
In this dreamland the kids are alright
And the sky is blue.
We all got wings,
And know how to fly.
I made it to the moon.
The sun on my face,
My head in the clouds,
Time on my side,
My feet off the ground.
I'm not comin' down.
I'm not comin' down.
I'm not comin' down.
I'm not comin' down.
About Dreamland
"Our Lady Peace's 'Dreamland' stands as a defining track from the band's mid-2000s era, blending their signature melodic rock with introspective songwriting. The recording captures the group's evolution during a period where they balanced commercial appeal with deeper emotional resonance, characteristic of their work on albums like *A Decade*. The song features the band's signature harmonies and driving rhythms, reflecting their ability to craft anthems that resonate with fans while maintaining artistic integrity. It exemplifies the alt-rock sound that made them prominent in the Canadian music scene, showcasing their skill in crafting memorable hooks and lyrical themes about longing and idealism. This track remains a staple in their discography, illustrating their continued relevance and musical versatility throughout their career."