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"The Dreamer" was inspired by a song called "Day Of The Dreamer" by a rock band called Renaissance.
Practically all of the lyrics in the song have meaning to the story. Of course, Nac Tikmak is the Dreamer, and at the end of
the story he and Angela just sail away together.
The song was originally published in 1978 on the album "A Song For All Seasons". I still have the album on vinyl. These days
you can pick up a CD version of the same album. There is also a compliation album from Mooncrest Records (CRESTCD 053 Z - UK
or CRESTCD 053 - EXPORT) entitled "Renaissance Day Of The Dreamer". The track is also featured on this CD. |
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If you decide to buy either of these CD's try this cached Amazon.com search
results page as a reference point (no profit for me though - damn!).
If you want further information on Renaissance, try their homepage
at Northern Lights, or try the usual search engines.
For your delectation the lyrics of the "Day Of The Dreamer" are shown below.
Falling around me lay, parts
of my life

I'm leaving them all behind
We leave
with the night
Living in strange ways
Has cast me
aside
I cry in another world now
I must search for
all my days gone by
Chorus:
Dreamer lead
me ever closer
Here is where I belong
Inside my
own existance
I have been for so long
Voices
that call to me, lay silent to hide
Soon I will hold
them close
With words from my eyes
Living in hope
of you
Loving you now
You are my waking
thoughts
I lay with you in my sleeping
hours
Chorus
I stand and gaze upon your
smile
A deep reflection
Held in my soul as a
child
To grow within the warmth of love
Long
forgotten
Tears flood your eyes in a
moment
Dreamer, I became as one within you
To lose
you far away
I stay inside your heaven now
No
longer lonely
Once more I'm safe in your arms
To
feel your touch
Across my mind
Fills me only full
of desire for my being
Dreamer, really all that needs
a meaning
To feel us sail away
Chorus
Song & Lyrics Copyright © Renaissance 1978
If you haven't already done so, read "The Dreamer" online now.
Visit the Renaissance Homepage.