Dreams

Harrison Storm's song 'Dreams' delves into the transient and often surreal nature of life and love. The lyrics paint a picture of someone reaching the end of a significant period in their life, only to find a renewed sense of purpose and light. This rebirth is a common theme in Storm's music, which often explores deep emotional landscapes and personal growth. The line 'Your light is born once again' suggests a cyclical nature of life, where endings are merely new beginnings.

The song also touches on the importance of connection and support from loved ones. The lyrics 'Call your friends they’re hiding in darkness' and 'No one helped me like you did then' highlight the role of friends and loved ones in helping us navigate through difficult times. This sense of community and support is crucial for survival, as indicated by the line 'And raise your eyes, only way to survive.' The recurring phrase 'In but a dream' serves as a reminder that life, with all its complexities and emotions, can often feel like a fleeting, dream-like experience.

Love is another central theme in 'Dreams.' The lyrics 'Love you've found, it's this tenderness it is all you need' and 'Oh love again, she's helping you live on until the end while holding your hand' emphasize the healing and sustaining power of love. This love is not just romantic but also extends to the love and support from friends and family. The song suggests that our dreams and aspirations are shaped by our perceptions and the love we receive, encapsulated in the line 'Now realise your dreams are built from the way that you see.' Through its poetic and introspective lyrics, 'Dreams' encourages listeners to find light, love, and support in their lives, even when everything feels like a fleeting dream.