You Tell Me Your Dreams, I'll Tell You Mine
You Tell Me Your Dreams, I'll Tell You Mine | |
Seymour Rice, Albert H. Brown, 1898
| Two little children one morning, After their breakfast was o'er, Were laughing and playing together, Alone on the dining room floor; The girl of a dream had been talking, But refused with a toss of her head, To tell it all to her playmate, Until he coaxingly said; Chorus: You had a dream, Well, I had one too, I know mine's best 'Cause it was of you. Come sweetheart tell me, Now is the time, You tell me your dream, I'll tell you mine. | 2. Tom said, I dreamed you had promised, That someday we should be wed Why that's just exactly like my dream, Mary then blushingly said; Time they say brings many changes, But their love no change ever knew, So they were happily married, The dream of their childhood came true. Chorus:
3. Sadness has entered the household, |