Dreamer

Product Description

A modern-day Don Quixote with a guitar for a pony.

Written during Jerry Goebel’s nine years surviving on the road, Dreamer is a raw, acoustic tribute to creative resistance, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of hope. Traveling across America with nothing but a sleeping bag and an acoustic guitar, Jerry penned this track as an anthem for the underdogs, the visionaries, and everyone who refuses to let institutional barriers crush their spirit.

Whether plucking strings "for bums or kings," Dreamer proves that an uncompromised voice is the ultimate antidote to systemic despair. Download the remastered track today and fuel your spirit for the movement.

Lyrics:

Verse
I’ll sing tonight and be long gone tomorrow
Long enough, to bring you a new melody.
I’ll weave my dreams, like a tapestry and it would be just for you
Let you in and out of what I believe
I’ve been called a fool for the things I do and the hope that I’m beholden’ to
But I don’t regret any day I’ve met for a dime a song like a two-bit prophet [D7]

Chorus
Oh don’t you see there’s a dreamer, inside of this young singer
Can you see the honesty inside this clown
Can you see the Don Quixote with a guitar for a pony
and a rain-soaked cowboy hat instead of a crown

Verse
Now a tumble-weed ain’t got nothing on me
And neither does the wind
I’ve been around, I’ve been up and down
And then I’ve been back again.
I’ve plucked these strings
for bums and kings on streets and in chateaus
But I don’t regret any day I’ve met for a dime a song
’Cause it’s the only thing I know

Chorus

Outro
I’ll sing tonight and be long gone tomorrow