Dixie Dreams
From the film Somebody Loves Me

Performed by Betty Hutton

Lyrics by Grant Clarke and Roy Turk
Music by Arthur Johnston and George W. Meyer
© 1933 Bourne Music Co.

Lyrics:
I remember all those happy, happy evenings
Everything is oh so different now from then
Wish I could relive those happy evenings
And go back to my Dixie home again

Dixie dreams forever haunt me
Dixie dreams are fondest of all
On my pillow each night
I see the fields of white
And mammy’s songs and stories I recall

Dixie scenes seem to pass before me
And I live my childhood it seems
At the close of each day
Mister Dream Man, I pray
Bring me back my Dixie dreams

(Dixie dreams)
I want to go again, back to my home again
In Dixie where I was born
(Dixie dreams)
I want to see again, D-I-X-I-E again
I’ll be no longer forlorn

I was a rover looking for clover
Now my roving days are all over
I want to stay snug in my hideaway
Free from any trouble, worry or care

(Dixie scenes)
I want to settle down, down in a little down
Where folks are friendly to see
I want to rest my head up on a downy bed
And do some dreaming for me

At the close of each day
Mister Dream Man, I pray
Bring me back my Dixie dreams



Recording History:
Released on RCA Victor LPM 3097
Satins and Spurs
01. Somebody Loves Me
02. Dixie Dreams
03. Mister Banjo Man
04. Rose Room
05. Jealous
06. Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
07. That Teasin' Rag / Toddling The Todalo
08. Love Him

Recorded 1952
Orchestra Conducted by Emil Newman
Running Time: 3 mins 21 secs

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