From the early talkie film “Paris” 1929
Words by Al Bryan
Music by Eddie Ward
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
1. I have funny dreams at night, dream that I am falling
Falling downward, falling right into someone’s arms
Someone’s always waiting to grab me when I fall
Someone you resemble, the same eyes and all
Refrain:
I’m always dreaming that I’m falling for
Somebody mighty like you
When I’m not dreaming, then I’m calling for
Somebody mighty like you
I want to give you warning so just prepare
You’re bound to wake some morning and find me there
I’m always dreaming that I’m falling for
Somebody mighty like you
2. If that someone looks like you, is there any reason
Any reason you won’t do if I’m satisfied?
If you’re satisfied as well, come on baby doll
Can’t you see I’m falling for your heart and all?