Plays:5
Song DescriptionA song about staying with your dreams, and never giving up
Story Behind the SongWritten while on the road touring
Lyrics
I Remember
I remember
Back in '75
Listening to songs on the radio
Wishing they were mine
That was twenty years
Some dreams survive
So now there's one more show to go
And another midnight drive
Sometimes it's tough
Some days are hard
When I spend more time on the telephone
Than playing my guitar
But I wouldn't give it up
Not for money or for love
I've got this dream burning in me
To find out what I'm made of
So I remember
Back in '75
Listening to songs on the radio
Wishing they were mine
That was twenty years
Some dreams survive
So now there's one more show to go
And another midnight drive
And I remember those first summer days
Working it out, stepping on stage
Never any doubt what we were gonna do
And I remember rejection notes
My first bad press and the radio host who
Said he'd play my songs if I would pay him to
But I wouldn't give it up
Not for money or for love
I had this dream burning in me
To find out what I'm made of
And so I remembered
Back in '75
Listening to songs on the radio
Wishing they were mine
That was twenty years
Some dreams survive
So now there's one more show to go
And another midnight drive
And I remember...
Song Length
3:06
Genres
Country - Rock, Rock - Roots/Rock n' Roll
Tempo / Feel
Medium (111 - 130)
Lead Vocal
Male Vocal
Moods
Joyful, Aggressive
Subject Matter
History, Past, Cars
Similar Artists
The Mavericks, The Charlie Daniels Band
Language
English
Era
2000 and later
Lyric Credits |
Brett Perkins |
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Music Credits |
Brett Perkins |
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Producer Credits |
Brett Perkins/Soren Jacobsen |
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Publisher Credits |
Bug Music |
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Performance Credits |
Brett Perkins |
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Label Credits |
Works of Heart |
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