'SWEET DREAMS  '  what do u think about this ?
440311
I think you want to get laid!
197128
bedtime, sweet dreams.
1050837
Sweet Dreams Techno Remix man! :-)
392184
I saw an interview on British TV where one of the band, not Freddie or Entwistle, stated quite categorically that it was a load of old rubbish that they made up by throwing in everything they could think of.  Since it was voted the best song of the century, (or something like that) everyone seems to be treating it as something extra special.  I think it is a case of the 'Emperor's New Clothes' once again.
909010
I dont think it's depressing. I actually think it could be somewhat therapuetic to sing along with this. And people could relate this to themselves in any way they wanted to. I like it! Good writing skills
808872
decent, it said this page cannot be found :(\n\nToo bad... I also wondered why nursery rhymes were so depressing.
55279
Annoying when responders can be too bloody literal, wouldn't you agree?\n\nI was walking last night looking up at the stars and wondering almost the same question, "Is this life a very long very detailed dream we'll someday wake out of?"\nI myself have incredibly vivid, sometimes wild and unbelievable dreams, and sometimes so real that it's a distinct relief when I wake from it. \nA friend and I have thought that some of the more fantastic "almost another world" sort of dreams are just that, our celestial bodies mingling with other realities and possibly other parallel planes of existance. \nOf course I can't prove any of that, it's my own personal experience, but it's real for me and therefore valid.\n\nI myself have experienced what Prof Beatz mentioned about not being able to make lights come on, and not being able to read things written on paper (though I have sometimes and I get the feeling if I could just remember what it said it would be very revealing).\n\nMatrix really spooked me because of my open-mindedness, but if it turns out I'm on some feeding tube of the worst stuff possible and still able to be this real in my mind, then I'll take contentment for the moment. \n\nKeep seeking your own answers....
1077638
Yeah- this song is about someone who wants his girl to do it his way and that's because he likes things that don't involve girls.  I'm pretty sure it's about wishing he could be into men, but trying to be straight.  The blister is, imho, the problem and its not getting better... therefore in the sun, much like her nether regions.
83974
in a way yes, in the sense that it says theres no religion, no heaven, so join us (perhaps in commusnism), i agree on you with that, but i think is a song that was written to make us this think about what the world could be like. Thank you for that insight though, i never thought about the song in that way!
758375
How sweet!  Yes, I have dreamed about someone I met.  He is wonderful, strong, intelligent, etc.  In other words - he is the perfect man for me.  Too bad he did not know it at the time!  I felt the way you describe in your poem.  Luckily for me, he now realizes that I am also the perfect woman for him!
86328
It's not depressing if you listen to the entire song.\n\nIt's a beautiful story about a girl's fear from a cancerous disease, and the effects of chemotherapy. She is sad because she fears no young man will want to go to the prom with a girl who's lost her hair.\n\nYet she does go, in the company of a young man who shaved his head in her honor. It's very touching.\n\nIt's very special to me, as I have a wonderful, beautiful friend who fought and survived breast cancer. Her lack of hair did not make her any less beautiful.\n\nI also had a racer friend of mine who lost his full head of hair before losing his own battle with cancer last year. The missing hair doesn't change who we are, it only affects those who see the loss.
653757
Yeah i saw it! But i don't know what you're looking for exactly, a review?!! summary?!! or what? So i'm just gonnna tell you what i thought of it .. \nIt was a nice experience because its not like every other romantic comedy we usually see, the story is weird in a way which is what made the movie interesting, a bit funny, and gives a different perspective on love and marriage ...
909274
"Its about two young lovers who have just meant and as the song goes on their love progresses. At first he is reminising on all the good times they've had and how she made him feel 'whole' again.\nThe next verse is how he's got to the point where he doesnt value himself anymore and all he can think and care about is her. \nAnd even though they've had bad times and raging arguments they'll still always be friends because they each share that bond that no one else has"\n\nhttp://www.songmeanings.net/lyric.php?lid=3530822107858485373&offset=25&page=2#comments
729784
I like the title "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". I know it's a story of human beings meeting kindly aliens and my love life is not that story - well, maybe it is - except I am not sure who is the alien and who is the human being, and who was kind and who was not so kind.\n\nHowever, the movie was very hopeful, so I will be too. Sometimes, we human beings can feel alien even in love, but if we hang on, perhaps the feeling of alienation will dissipate as we fly to another world.
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I'm a HUGE fan of the band and I've seen countless interviews with the lead singer, Adam Levine.\n\nHe's said repeatedly that the song does not promote violence towards women.  I tend to agree. In fact, he stated in a Rolling Stone interview that the song is one of the few on the album that has nothing to do with his life at all.  It was just something that came about after a last-minute, all-nighter to complete the album.  Most of the band's songs are personal and reflective of past relationships.  "Harder to Breathe" and "Sunday Morning" are the two that are purely fictional and unrelated.\n\nThe "physical" part in which you're referring to suggests a physical move to end the relationship.  Suggesting he's actually going to leave her, not beat her.  The songs deals mainly with passive versus aggressive behaviors in relationships... you know... the do-I-stay or do-I-leave yo-yoing that happens all the time.\n\n One you learn of the history behind the song and the entire album, maybe it will make more sense to you.\n\nAllow me to elaborate, briefly:  The song is taken from their album, "Songs About Jane."  The title is simple: the songs are about Adam's lengthy relationship and its demise with his former girlfriend, who just so happens to be named Jane.  The songs tells of their courtship and breakup.  It's an amazing album.  I also suggest you visit their website: www.Maroon5.com.  There's a great bio on the band and the process behind making the album.  I think you'll like their music.  Also, there's a new album on the horizon.\n\nI hope this helps.  As I said, I'm a huge fan of the band.  I would never promote a band that promotes violence towards women.
379634
Awesome song.  I can't ever seem to turn it off when it comes on the radio.  It's so sweet...  \n\nMy sister and her first husband danced to it at their wedding.  There wasn't a dry eye in the place.
1148230
Yep. They're good. My favorite sons is Fantasy, though Fallen is also good. If You will get wrapped up in the words from the song, then can be realized the message that they send out. We, our selves, draw the parallel from our life to it, and VOILA, there is that something that bonds You with it!