All I Do Is Dream Of You
Leslie Hutchinson · Other Songs - Leslie Hutchinson
With the dawn, I still go on and dream of you
You're every thought, you're every thing,
You're every song I ever sing
Summer, Winter, Autumn and Spring
And were there more than twenty four hours a day
They'd be spent in sweet content dreaming away
When skies are grey, when skies are blue
Morning, noon and night time too
All I do the whole day thru, is dream of you
All I do is dream of you the whole night thru
With the dawn, I still go on and dream of you
You're every thought, you're every thing,
You're every song I ever sing
Summer, Winter, Autumn and Spring
And were there more than twenty four hours a day
They'd be spent in sweet content dreaming away
When skies are grey, when skies are blue
Morning, noon and night time to
All I Do Is Dream Of You
Leslie Hutchinson's 1958 recording of 'All I Do Is Dream Of You' stands as a definitive example of the romantic ballad style that dominated the British pop scene of the late 1950s. The track features a lush, orchestral arrangement typical of the era, characterized by sweeping strings and a driving rhythm section that builds emotional intensity. As one of Hutchinson's most celebrated compositions, the song exemplifies the polished production values and dramatic vocal delivery that defined her career. It remains a staple of the British Invasion repertoire, showcasing the genre's ability to blend traditional pop structures with sophisticated musical textures. The recording captures the essence of mid-century romanticism, offering a timeless appeal that has ensured its continued presence in music history.