In Love With A Dream
Orange Blue · Other Songs - Orange Blue
The time is bleeding
Into eternity
You can't make a long kiss
When you don't breathe
And time is against me
But my mind can't leave
And if you refuse to be in touch with me
Oh please, please let me be
In love with my dream
And I dreamt of flowers
Seaching for bees
And sometimes my whiskey was drinking me
I guess that you heard
My heartbeat through the crowd
Telling you I'll be there
As long as you care
If you doubt let yourself be
In love with my dream
And each dusk the moon
Is eating the sun
And each dawn I wonder
Where my dreams have gone
I wish I could be in love with reality
I guess that you heard
My heartbeat through the crowd
Telling you I'll be there
As long as you care
If you doubt let yourself be
In love with my dream
I wish I could be in love with reality
Into eternity
You can't make a long kiss
When you don't breathe
And time is against me
But my mind can't leave
And if you refuse to be in touch with me
Oh please, please let me be
In love with my dream
And I dreamt of flowers
Seaching for bees
And sometimes my whiskey was drinking me
I guess that you heard
My heartbeat through the crowd
Telling you I'll be there
As long as you care
If you doubt let yourself be
In love with my dream
And each dusk the moon
Is eating the sun
And each dawn I wonder
Where my dreams have gone
I wish I could be in love with reality
I guess that you heard
My heartbeat through the crowd
Telling you I'll be there
As long as you care
If you doubt let yourself be
In love with my dream
I wish I could be in love with reality
In Love With A Dream
Orange Blue's "In Love With A Dream" stands as a defining track within their catalog of atmospheric electronic music. Emerging from the late 1990s UK rave and acid house scene, the song exemplifies the genre's characteristic blend of driving basslines and ethereal textures. The recording captures the era's specific sonic palette, characterized by its hypnotic rhythms and introspective mood that resonated deeply with audiences at the time. As a staple of Orange Blue's discography, the track remains a significant example of the genre's evolution during its peak popularity, showcasing the artist's ability to craft immersive soundscapes that bridged the gap between club anthems and ambient exploration.