Dream Baby Dream
Bruce played it for the first time May 11 in Chicago, IL
Suicide's Version of 21/July/1996
dream baby dream
dream baby dream
dream baby dream
dream baby dream
forever, and ever
keep those dreams burnin' baby
keep my dreams burnin'....forever
dream baby dream
dream baby dream
forever
dream baby dream
dream baby dream
dream baby, dream baby
dream baby dream
forever
dream baby dream
come on baby you gotta keep those dreams burnin'
keep me in dreams
dream baby dream
dream baby,dream baby,dream baby,dream baby..............
i will keep that flame burnin'
keep that flame burnin'
forever
dream baby dream
dream baby dream
forever, and ever
forever, and ever
yeah, hey you know those dreams keep you free baby
i'll make those dreams come true
dream baby, dream baby, dream baby..........................
forever and ever
dream baby dream
i see that smile on your face
yeah ????????
yeah, makes you free
i see that smile
huh
dream baby dream
dream baby dream
dream baby dream
dream baby dream
forever
Thanks to Kristine for the lyrics
SalukiDave at Rmas: "The lyrics are very basic, something along the lines
of "I want to see you smile...." Many of the lyrics repeat. The song
sounds very Roy Orbison-ish."
DannyChico at GreasyLake: "The lyrics were
something involving: "Dream", "Keep that candle burning", "All i want to
do is see you smile" , "Smile for me."
It was a song of a band called Suicide
"Dream Baby Dream"
Suicide's
Why Be Blue?'s supplementary disc documents a celebratory concert
performed for an adoring Parisian crowd at Le Palace, 17th April 1989.
This vital recording should be of particular interest for long standing
Suicide aficionados, as it contains numerous Vega/Rev compositions that
the band have never yet recorded in the studio: the resigned but defiant
'C'est La Vie', the decadent and improvised Latin flavoured 'Mambo
Mambo' ("Here's a song even I haven't heard before," states Vega), the
wanton mutant rockabilly of 'Rock Train' (dedicated to their ardent fan
and ceaseless champion, Bruce Springsteen, whose Nebraska LP was heavily
influenced by SUICIDE, the propulsive 'Night Time' and the sleazy 'On
Fire'. Also featured are inspired renditions of 'Johnny' (recorded on
their 1st LP) and their enduring anthemic 1983 12 inch single, 'Dream
Baby Dream'.
Source
"Dream Baby Dream by Suicide is also on their album called
Attempted: Live at Max's Kansas City 1980
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