Hit the Road to Dreamland
Journeying Through Dreamland: Embracing Sleep's Sweet Escape
Lyrics
Bye bye baby
Parting farewell to a loved one.
Time to hit the road to dreamland
It's time to go to the world of dreams and sleep.
You're mine baby
Reassuring the partner that they belong to each other.
Dig you in the land of nod
Imagery of being comfortably asleep in the land of dreams.
Hold tight baby
Encouraging to hold on or stay close for the dream journey.
We'll be swinging up in dreamland
Anticipation of joyful experiences in the dreamland.
All night baby
Planning to stay in the dreamland all night.
Where the little cherubs trot
Describing dreamland as a place where cherubs, or angels, walk.
Well look at that knocked out moon
Observing the moon in a state of wonder or admiration.
You been a-blowing his top in the blue
Suggesting the moon is affected by the dreamer's actions.
Never saw the likes of you
Expressing amazement at the uniqueness of the loved one.
Bye bye baby
Repeating the farewell sentiment.
Time to hit the road to dreamland
Reiteration of the idea of heading to the dreamland.
Don't cry baby
Advising not to cry over the departure.
It was divine but the rooster has finally crowed
Acknowledging the pleasant experience, but morning has come.
Time to hit the road
Emphasizing the need to leave and move on.
Look at that knocked out moon
Reiteration of the moon's state, possibly emphasizing its beauty.
He been a-blowing his top in the blue
Repeating the impact of the dreamer's actions on the moon.
Never saw the likes of you
Repeating the admiration for the uniqueness of the loved one.
Bye bye baby
Final farewell before departing to dreamland.
Time to hit the road to dreamland
Repeating the idea of leaving for the dreamland.
Don't cry baby
Reassuring not to cry over the departure.
Well it was divine but the cuckoo has finally crowed
Reflecting on the divine experience but signaling it's time to go.
Time to hit the road Time to hit the road
Emphasizing once again that it's time to leave.
Time to hit the road
Final emphasis on the need to hit the road and depart.
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