If Dreams Came True
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If Dreams Came True
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Oh my darling, oh my lover
If dreams came true, dear
I'd dream you everything
That you would always
Be happy as a king
If dreams came true, dear
No trouble would you see
Just song and laughter
To keep you company
Oh my darling, oh my lover
In your heart you would soon discover
Song and laughter ever after
>From the dreaming I'd do
If dreams came true
If dreams came true, dear
I'd dream you paradise
A moonlit garden
And stars to match your eyes
But as for me, dear
My world is all agleam
For I have you, dear
And have no need to dream
Oh my darling, oh my lover
In your arms is where I discover
More than moonlight, more than starlight
More than dreaming could do
If dreams came true
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Pat Boone performs "If Dreams Came True", and this lyric page sits inside the Pat Boone catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Chattanooga Shoeshine Boy and It Is No Secret (What God Can Do) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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