Once upon a daydream
I fell in love with you
Once upon a moonbeam
I gave that love to you
Once upon a lifetime
I knew it must be true
When the months had turned us
I'd have to marry you

Once upon a daydream
Doesn't happen anymore
Once upon a moonbeam
This is no place for tenderness

Once her daddy found out
He threw her to the floor
He killed her unborn baby
And kicked me from the door
Once upon a nightmare
I bought myself a gun
I blew her daddy's brains out
Now hell has just begun

Once upon a daydream
Doesn't happen anymore
Once upon a moonbeam
This is no place for sentiment

(Oh....)
Once upon a lifetime
A lifetime filled with tears
The boy would pay for his crime
With all his natural years
Once upon a daydream
He'd make you his someday
Once upon a moonbeam
He'd dream his life away

Once upon a daydream
Doesn't happen anymore
Once upon a moonbeam
This is no place for miracles

Once upon a daydream
Once upon a daydream
Once upon a daydream
Once upon a day...
Dream



Lyrics submitted by Demau Senae

Track duration: 03:31

"Once upon a Daydream" as written by Andy Summers, Gordon Matthew Sumner

Lyrics © EMI Music Publishing, A SIDE MUSIC LLC

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    General Comment:This is most probably my favourite B-side/unknown Police song ever!
    It creates an amazing atmosphere and I love how the melody just keeps on flowing while the lyrics tell us of the tragedy that happened.
    And I love how Sting's voice sounds so young in this song - as if he wants to emphasise how young and innocent the couple was and how the whole life of the young man is ruined before it had even begun.
    Flag WhiteWolfDiefon October 09, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:well, this is a cheery little song I've never heard ... but I like the title ...
    you would ...
    Flag sillybunnyon September 23, 2006   Link

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