See You In My Dreams (feat. SZA)
Victoria Monét · Frequency Of Love
I see you every time I close my eyes (One time, one time)
But my permission slipped away this time
Regret won't let me just enjoy the view (View)
I keep negotiating, thinkin' about you
[Victoria Monét]
But let's not overcomplicate it
Push my pride up out the way
Cut my losses, they say
[Victoria Monét]
I slept on you so hard that I still see you in my dreams
See you in my dreams
I still see you in my dreams
I slept on you so hard that I still see you in my dreams
See you in my dreams
I still see you (See you, see you, see you)
I see you
[SZA]
Easy to come, I'm afraid to let you play me
Easy to come, you could lay, but you can't stay
Guard that thing
Too many red flags can't put a ring on it
He leave when I say (Say)
We perfect, on paper
Convinced it's in my way
I slept on you so
[SZA]
Let's not overcomplicate it
Push my pride up out the way
Cut my losses, they say
[SZA & Victoria Monét]
I slept on you so hard that I still see you in my dreams
See you in my dreams
I still see you in my dreams
I slept on you so hard that I still see you in my dreams
See you in my dreams
I still see you (See you, see you, see you)
I see you
[Victoria Monét]
In my dream
I see you (You, you, you)
In my dream
I see you
[Victoria Monét & SZA]
Nobody ever been a recurring character like you
In my dreams, in my
Nobody ever been a recurring character like you (Like you, yeah)
I see you
Victoria Monét and SZA revisit a love that lingers after waking
Victoria Monét and SZA make ‘See You In My Dreams’ a duet about recognizing the value of a connection only after it has slipped away. Monét’s verses circle regret and recurring dreams, while SZA adds a guarded voice that weighs attraction against the instinct to protect herself. The phrase “slept on you” works in two directions: missing someone in sleep and having underestimated them while the relationship was still possible. That small turn gives the song a conversational intimacy rather than a grand heartbreak ballad.
The track closes the guest-heavy world of Monét’s 2026 album *Frequency Of Love*, a 22-song project released through Lovett Music and RCA. On the record, she draws on a broad lineage of R&B, soul, gospel and dance music, and ‘See You In My Dreams’ shifts toward a hazy blend of boom-bap and contemporary R&B. The production leaves room for both singers’ contrasting temperaments: Monét sounds more urgent, while SZA’s contribution is measured and wary.
NME singled out the collaboration as the album’s best feature, praising the way the two voices meet in a song about losing a potential lover. Billboard likewise noted how the track’s reflection on love lost flows into the album’s more vow-like ‘That’s Why I Love You’ with Bruno Mars. Those are album-review observations, not evidence of a separate chart peak for this track. The catalog credits SZA as a feature, though the lyric page lists only Monét as the artist. The song’s strength is its unresolved emotional position: both singers can see the missed connection clearly, but neither can simply step outside the choices that led to it.