Story Behind The Song
									The lyrics for this song actually did come from a dream. I woke one morning and remembered a dream I was just having where I was walking the streets of Paris and meeting up with an old friend there. 
I expanded the lyric to include other cities because t
																
																	Song Description
									This song is about enjoying life. Taking the time out of your schedule to travel and go where the wind blows.
								 								
								
								
									
										
											
											
																							| Song Length | 
												4:56 | 
																								Genre | 
												Pop - Alternative, Latin - Tropical | 
																									
																								| Tempo | 
												Medium Fast (131 - 150) | 
																								Lead Vocal | 
												Female Vocal | 
																									
																								| Mood | 
												 Welcoming,  In High Spirits | 
																								Subject | 
												 Happiness,  Party | 
																									
																								| Similar Artists | 
												The Cranberries, Natalie Merchant | 
																								Language | 
												English | 
																									
																								| Era | 
												2000 and later | 
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																Lyrics
								
									Rio   Music and Lyrics by Mary Ott Copyright  2001
  
Verse: Last night in my dreams I flew to Paris 
You see it?s springtime there and I should be there too. 
I walked down my old familiar street and wondered, 
Should I take the time for breakfast and to read. 
I found an English paper in the café on the corner, 
And ordered from a chalkboard on the wall. 
The faces all around me looked peaceful yet distracted, 
As they sipped on cappacinos ate their berries, tried to stall. 
No one was in a hurry, to rush off to the office, 
For a moment in my dreams we saw the meaning of it all. 
  Chorus: 
Take the time to go to Rio. 
Brussels would be nice 
For Easter or the Fall. 
Yes, I?ll meet you in Bonair for the weekend, 
Did I tell you, we?re having a ball.