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CultOfByron 11:41 am UTC 05/06/07 |
| In reply to: | re: Woken from a deep sleep. - Wilbury 10:27 am UTC 05/05/07 |
| I often dream of work too, what is it with that? Although last night I did dream about hearing new versions of Bruce Dickinson songs in a strange little shop with a stereo under a table. It's good to share... > I take it hard when I start dreaming about work. Which is > fairly often. > > I'm of the feeling that slep is mine, and mine only damn > it!! Work can find weird and wonderful way to plague my > time everywhere else, but when it starts infesting my > dreams too I think it's crosssed the frigging line. I HATE > IT!! > > So be thankful there was some Bonnie in there too to > lighten the mood. > > > > > > Here I was in a nice deep sleep happily dreaming away > > about a work related issue. (I work for an expensive car > > manufacture and have to go to dealers to fix issues they > > can’t.) > > > > Well any way here I was talking to the Car dealer’s > > management when all of a sudden this loud music started to > > what seemed like the musical beginning of Robbie Williams > > let me entertain you (just for the record I hate Robbie > > Williams) Then hundreds of people suddenly appeared > > screaming Robbie Williams then all of a sudden the music > > changed to the beginning of Faster than the speed of > > light. I turned to some one and said this isn’t Robbie > > Williams it’s a Bonnie Tyler song. > > > > With that a young Bonnie Tyler appeared and burst into > > song and there I had a rather loud live rendition of the > > song from start to finish. > > > > Now I used to play this song amongst other of hers a lot > > in the 80’s but not so much really in recent years. From > > time to time I will play a selection of her songs but were > > not talking anywhere near excessive amounts. I have never > > even seen her live? > > > > After this the dream went off on a bit of a tangent and I > > woke up just after 5.00am > > And do you think I could get the song out of my mind and > > go back to sleep, No chance. > > > > So since twenty past five this morning I have been up > > drinking an early cup of coffee (its so good to have a > > caffeine fix) head phones on, listening to this and other > > Songs from Faster than the speed of night. > > > > It’s funny after 30 years of listening to Stein music this > > has never happened before? > > | |
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