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"'''Daydream'''" is a song from [[The Smashing Pumpkins]]'s debut studio album, ''[[Gish]]''. The song actually ends at the 1:56 mark, followed by the hidden track "[[I'm Going Crazy]]" which starts at 2:07. | "'''Daydream'''" is a song from [[The Smashing Pumpkins]]'s debut studio album, ''[[Gish]]''. It is the only Pumpkins song to entirely feature [[D'Arcy Wretzky]] on lead vocals. The song actually ends at the 1:56 mark, followed by the hidden track "[[I'm Going Crazy]]" which starts at 2:07. | ||
{{cquote|1=An oath in neon blue. One last simple thought to share. The other voice sings the song because the voice is prettier, more cold and far away. It's a beautiful dream but we know it ain't gonna happen; who are we fooling here? Still, it's nice to hum along. A husband and wife descend from the heavens to play the last little coda. They do not wear white. Our first encounter with the other way.|author=Billy Corgan|source=[[Gish]] 2011 re-issue liner notes}} | {{cquote|1=An oath in neon blue. One last simple thought to share. The other voice sings the song because the voice is prettier, more cold and far away. It's a beautiful dream but we know it ain't gonna happen; who are we fooling here? Still, it's nice to hum along. A husband and wife descend from the heavens to play the last little coda. They do not wear white. Our first encounter with the other way.|author=Billy Corgan|source=[[Gish]] 2011 re-issue liner notes}} | ||
At the 1:10 mark, you can hear a click from the cello player's bow hitting the wood of his cello. And at 1:20-21, you can hear jingly noises, which is probably someone's bracelet. | At the 1:10 mark, you can hear a click from the cello player's bow hitting the wood of his cello. And at 1:20-21, you can hear jingly noises, which is probably someone's bracelet. | ||
A live version of "Daydream", with [[Billy Corgan]] on vocals, appears on the single for the 2007 song "[[That's the Way (My Love Is)]]". | |||
== Lyrics == | == Lyrics == | ||
Revision as of 00:00, 23 May 2020
| "Daydream" | |
|---|---|
| Song by The Smashing Pumpkins | |
| Released | May 28, 1991 |
| Recorded | December 1990 – March 1991 |
| Studio | Smart |
| Length | 1:56 |
| Songwriter(s) | Billy Corgan |
"Daydream" is a song from The Smashing Pumpkins's debut studio album, Gish. It is the only Pumpkins song to entirely feature D'Arcy Wretzky on lead vocals. The song actually ends at the 1:56 mark, followed by the hidden track "I'm Going Crazy" which starts at 2:07.
| “ | An oath in neon blue. One last simple thought to share. The other voice sings the song because the voice is prettier, more cold and far away. It's a beautiful dream but we know it ain't gonna happen; who are we fooling here? Still, it's nice to hum along. A husband and wife descend from the heavens to play the last little coda. They do not wear white. Our first encounter with the other way. | ” |
| — Billy Corgan, Gish 2011 re-issue liner notes | ||
At the 1:10 mark, you can hear a click from the cello player's bow hitting the wood of his cello. And at 1:20-21, you can hear jingly noises, which is probably someone's bracelet.
A live version of "Daydream", with Billy Corgan on vocals, appears on the single for the 2007 song "That's the Way (My Love Is)".
Lyrics
my daydream seems as one inside of you
though it seems hard to reach through this light
your blue and hopeless light
my daydream screams 'bitter 'til the end'
the love i share, true
but selfish to the heart
my heart, my sacred heart
my daydream
dream
my daydream
my daydream
dream
my daydream
External links
- "Daydream" at SPFC