All The Dreams Of Dublin Song Lyrics And Guitar Chords. Written And Recorded By Nick Shovlin. The Dublin based group The Furey Brothers and Davy Arthur recorded a great pop song regarding ''dreams'' titled Dreaming My Dreams Song which is regarded as a Waylon Jennings song.

I [G]wish I could [D]catch all the dreams of Dub[G]lin
                                                       
dreams of [D]love and thier dreams of [G]joy
 
                                       
the dreams of[C] peace and pr[G]osperity 
                                  
for every [D]Irish girl and [G]boy
                                                 
I wish I could [D]hold, the baby in A[G]frica 
                                                           
and help her [D]through, this long lonely [G]night 
                                                
take away her[C] pain, thirst and [G]hunger 
                                                
and hope she [D]lives, to see the [G]dawn . 
   
               
I wish I could catch, all the dreams of Dublin
dreams of love, and  dreams of joy
the dreams of peace and tranquility
 
thier prayers for every, African boy
 

I wish I could comfort, the grieving mother 
crying for her child, that's  passed away 
I wish I could bring her, dreams of eternity 
I wish I could go back, to another day 
I wish I could catch, all the dreams of Dublin
the dreams of love and thier dreams of joy
the dreams of peace and prosperity 
for every mother's girl and boy

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I wish I could shield, the freedom fighter 
who fights for freedom, 'til his dying breath 
the only freedom, his government will give to him 
will be the promise, of a painful death
I wish I could catch all the dreams in Dublin
their dreams of love and thier dreams of joy
their dreams of peace and tranquility 
for every suffering, tortured mother's boy
I wish I could catch all the dreams of Dublin
their dreams of love and thier dreams of joy
their dreams of peace and traquility 
and leave this world -----

Other songs about Dublin include, Dublin In The Rare Old Times which is most likely the most popular Dublin song after Molly Malone.