Dixie Dreams From the film Somebody Loves Me Lyrics by Grant Clarke and Roy Turk Music by Arthur Johnston and George W. Meyer © 1933 Bourne Music Co. Released on RCA Victor LPM 3097 Recorded 1952 Orchestra Conducted by Emil Newman Running Time: 3 mins 21 secs 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