A thousand dreams
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A thousand dreams
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A thousand dreams of you
Will fill my nights hereafter
Filled with delights and laughter
Tonight is when they'll start
A thousand dreams of you
Here on this tropic isle
A thousand songs in island style
Will serenade my joyful heart
Your arms
Your charms
The fragrant flower in your hair
Your kiss
Pure bliss
No wonder I'm walking on air
A thousand wishes too
Every one will come true
And here in Hawaii too
A thousand dreams of you
A thousand reasons, a million seasons
Will keep on imparting
For there's no departing from
A thousand dreams of you
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Mildred Bailey performs "A thousand dreams", and this lyric page sits inside the Mildred Bailey catalog on LyroVerse.
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