Stuck On Dreams
Jose Vanders Lyrics


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Two little ladies sat eating their biscuits

Waiting for the wind to change

Each wore a hat with a ribbon tied on it

Sighing at the heat of the day
Left turned to right one and asked what you thinking

Are you thinking 'bout the end of the day?

No i am thinking of the place i would travel

Somewhere i could hide away

I'd fill a hamper with fruitcake and jam

With slices of turkey and rum

And build a small boat with two sails on it

And ride through the waves into the sun

Singing a tune

Two little ladies sat knitting their jumpers

Waiting for the wind to change

Each wore a necklace with matching gold earrings

Sighing at the heat of the day

Right turned to left one and asked what you thinking?

Are you thinking 'bout the end of the day?

No i am dreaming of where i would go to

Somewhere i could hide away

I'd pack a suitcase with stashes of gin

And fly to the edge of the world

And build a castle with seventeen bathrooms

And dance round the floor, with my eyes shut tight

Singing a tune

Two little ladies sat wishing their wishes

Waiting for the wind to change

Each hoped their secrets wouldn't have to stay secrets

Hoping they'll come true one day

But for now we'll take a bus into town

And sit by the pond with the birds

And mumble together and tap our frail fingers

And listen to you, playing your song





Singing your tune

Overall Meaning

The song "Stuck On Dreams" by Jose Vanders is a compelling story of two women's dreams of escape. The lyrics describe two women, sitting and waiting for the wind to change. They wear hats, necklaces, and gold earrings, and lament the heat of the day. They discuss their dreams, each hoping to escape to a place where they can hide away. One dreams of a small boat filled with supplies, fruitcake, and rum, sailing into the sun. The other dreams of flying to the edge of the world, building a castle with seventeen bathrooms, and dancing with her eyes shut tight. The song evokes feelings of longing, wanting to escape the mundane, and being stuck in dreams that may never come true.


The lyrics suggest that the two women want to escape from their lives, and their dreams are a way to do that. They hope that their secrets will come true one day, but for now, they'll take a bus into town and sit by the pond with the birds. They'll mumble and tap their frail fingers and listen to someone playing a song. The lyrics speak to the idea that sometimes we all just need to pause and listen, taking a break from chasing our dreams and enjoying the little moments in life.


In conclusion, "Stuck on Dreams" is a song that inspires listeners to question their lives and to take time to follow their dreams, but to also appreciate the small moments. It's a reminder to value the people and the moments in our lives before it's too late.


Line by Line Meaning

Two little ladies sat eating their biscuits
Two women sat together eating their biscuits


Waiting for the wind to change
They were hoping for a change in their lives


Each wore a hat with a ribbon tied on it
They were dressed up in pretty clothes


Sighing at the heat of the day
They were feeling hot and uncomfortable


Left turned to right one and asked what you thinking
One of the women turned to the other and asked what she was thinking about


Are you thinking 'bout the end of the day?
She asked if the other was thinking about the end of the day


No i am thinking of the place i would travel
The other responded that she was thinking about a place she would like to travel to


Somewhere i could hide away
She wanted to go somewhere to escape, a place where she could hide away


I'd fill a hamper with fruitcake and jam
She would pack a basket filled with food and supplies


With slices of turkey and rum
The food in the basket would include slices of turkey and rum


And build a small boat with two sails on it
She would build a boat with two sails


And ride through the waves into the sun
She would sail the boat towards the sun, through the waves


Singing a tune
She would sing a song while sailing the boat


Two little ladies sat knitting their jumpers
The women were now sitting and knitting


Right turned to left one and asked what you thinking?
The other woman turned to her and asked what she was thinking


No i am dreaming of where i would go to
She responded that she was dreaming of a place she would like to go to


I'd pack a suitcase with stashes of gin
She would pack a suitcase filled with bottles of gin


And fly to the edge of the world
She wanted to go to the end of the world


And build a castle with seventeen bathrooms
Once there, she would build a grand castle with many bathrooms


And dance round the floor, with my eyes shut tight
She would dance around the castle with her eyes closed, enjoying the grandeur


Singing a tune
She would sing a song while dancing


Two little ladies sat wishing their wishes
The women were now wishing for their desires


Each hoped their secrets wouldn't have to stay secrets
They both hoped that their desires would come true one day


Hoping they'll come true one day
They held onto hope that their dreams would become reality


But for now we'll take a bus into town
For now, they would take a bus into town


And sit by the pond with the birds
They would sit by a pond with birds


And mumble together and tap our frail fingers
They would talk quietly and tap their fingers


And listen to you, playing your song
They would listen to someone playing a song


Singing your tune
They would sing along to the song they were listening to




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