Dreaming My Dreams

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Dreaming my Dreams- The Cranberries
Instrumental: Just play the chorus chords with an
arpeggio style using only 1 downstroke per chord. Then pluck
the three top strings in this order: 1,2,3,2. On the last chord
do not pluck.
[Intro]
C G Am F
C G Am F
C G Am F
C G Am F
[Verse]
CAll the Gthings you Amsaid to me toFday
CChanged my persGpective in Amevery Fway
CThese things Gcount to mean Amso much to Fme
C   G   Am   FN.C.
Into my faith you and your baby
[Bridge]
CIt's out Gthere
AmIt's out Fthere
CIt's out Gthere
If you Amwant me I'll Fbe here
CIt's out Gthere
AmIt's out Fthere
CIt's out Gthere
If you Amwant me I'll Fbe here
[Chorus]
I'll be Cdreaming my Gdreams with Amyou
FI'll be Cdreaming my Gdreams with AmyouF  
And there's Cno other Gplace that I'd Amlay down my Fface
CDreaming my Gdreams with AmyouF  
[Instrumental]
C G Am F
C G Am F
[Bridge]
CIt's out Gthere
AmIt's out Fthere
CIt's out Gthere
If you Amwant me I'll Fbe here
CIt's out Gthere
AmIt's out Fthere
CIt's out Gthere
If you Amwant me I'll Fbe here
[Chorus]
I'll be Cdreaming my Gdreams with Amyou
FI'll be Cdreaming my Gdreams with AmyouF  
And there's Cno other Gplace that I'd Amlay down my fFace
C   G   Am   FN.C.
Dreaming my dreams with you
[Chorus]
CDreaming my Gdreams with Amyou
FI'll be Cdreaming my Gdreams with AmyouF  
And there's Cno other Gplace that I'd Amlay down my fFace
CDreaming my Gdreams with AmyouF  
[Outro]
C G Am F
C G Am F
C G Am F
C G Am F
C
All chords in this song (4)

The story behind the song

"Dreaming My Dreams" is an acoustic folk song by The Cranberries, appearing on their second album, No Need To Argue. It was released as a promotional single in the UK in 1995. The band, known for blending elements of indie rock, jangle pop, and folk rock, often showcased this song in acoustic settings, including on BBC's Later with Jools Holland and MTV Unplugged. Playing this song feels like stepping into a gentle, introspective space.

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