Last Dream

(Howard Aronson)

This is the song that I would sing if I could right before I die. I think we all want to have a last dream, or maybe when my breathing stops and my heart shuts down, that the cells in my brain are still alive. From what I hear that's the way it is. At that time maybe everything is so intense and that my neurons are firing it's such a crazy pace that I'm there remembering my last dream the dream to end all dreams.

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Before I die I'll have one last dream The dream to end all dreams And I'll know what it means As I follow the light It will be clear as day Where I'm going That everything is ok I will feel you I will hear you And never forget you Long after I'm gone As my life flashes by With all it's memories I remember them all Long term and short Even the bad ones Don't seem so bad It's my last dream The best I've ever had As I follow the light It will be clear as day Where I'm going That everything is ok I will feel you I will hear you And never forget you Long after I'm gone Before I die I'll have one last dream The dream to end all dreams And I'll know what it means

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