Dream Maker
Ashanti · Other Songs - Ashanti
ooooooooooh
maker
VERSE 1
baby im thinkin bout
just what i wanna do (just what i wanna do)
i dont care if im wrong
i think im in love with you (i think im in love withyou)
and all of my friend say
that im movin too soon (ooooooo)
i dont care what they say
i wanna give myself to you
CHORUS
dream maker
make my dreams come true
tonight
if i close my eyes
would you hold me tight
all night
dream maker
heres what we gonna do
tonight
we gonna make sweet love
to the mournin light
yeah,yeah
dream maker
oooooooh
maker
VERSE 2
i want you to have me
all to yourself (all to yourself)
i gotta be with you ( be with you)
i dont want no one else ( i dont want no one else)
youve givin me everything
i couldnt ask for more (oooooo)
i need to be wth you
without you i just cant go on
CHORUS
dream maker
make my dreams come true
tonight
if i close my eyes
would you hold me tight
all night
dream maker
heres what were gonna do
tonight
we gonna make sweet love
to the mournin light
yeah, yeah
TALKN
imma tell yall
a somthing about dreams
dreams really really really do come true
see i gotta dream maker
how bout you
dreams are made not by one by two
you know wat im talkin about
let me tell yall what im talkin about
CHORUS REPEAT
thank you, thank you, thank you yall so kind, so kind
hope you have a joyin evenin life
but b4 i get out of here, let me leave yall with this one thought
( its murda, ooooooooo, murda) reapeat until fade
About Dream Maker
Ashanti's "Dream Maker" stands as a defining track from her 2004 debut album, *Ashanti*, blending R&B sensibilities with hip-hop influences to establish her signature sound. The song features a catchy, rhythmic hook that showcases her vocal versatility and confident delivery, becoming one of the most recognizable anthems of her early career. It reflects the upbeat, party-oriented vibe characteristic of mid-2000s R&B, capturing the energy of a generation eager for self-expression and empowerment. Released alongside other hits like "Foolish" and "Ain't It Funny," "Dream Maker" helped propel Ashanti to mainstream success, solidifying her status as a leading female artist in the genre. The recording captures a moment where R&B and hip-hop were seamlessly integrated, creating a sonic landscape that influenced countless subsequent artists. Its enduring popularity speaks to its universal appeal and the timeless quality of its message, making it a staple in her discography and a touchstone for fans of the era.