Dream, are you a dreamer?
Are you a dreamer?
Do you dream?
Sleep, are you a sleeper?

Are you a sleeper?
Do you sleep?
When your brown eyes close
Do blue skies open up?

When your breathing slows
Your mind run fast and free?
Will you sleep and dream with me?
Love, are you my lover?

Are you my lover?
Do you love me?
Save, are you a savior?
Are you a savior?

Will you save?
When my blue eyes close
Will white clouds lift me up?
When my body slows

My mind run fast and free?
Do you hold me when I sleep?
Do you hold me when I sleep?
When your brown eyes close

Do blue skies open up?
When your breathing slows
Your mind run fast and free?
Will you sleep and dream with me?

Will you sleep and dream with me?
Water, I'm walking on water
Walking on water for you.


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Are You a Dreamer? Lyrics as written by Denison Stuart Witmer

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    It's about true love, and mutual faith in Jesus. I find it to be a most beautiful song regardless of one's beliefs.

    authunon October 21, 2013   Link
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    this song is perfect.

    loveinvincibleon April 24, 2007   Link
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    Wow... this song is AMAZING.

    SageSoulon June 18, 2007   Link
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    I think it's about death for sure. The brown eyes refering to Jesus. The blue eyes himself.

    maggyuon July 03, 2008   Link
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    mmmm no i just think it's about imagination and sleep

    ireallylikebagelson March 14, 2009   Link

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