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Why did you feel now was the time to record an album about dreams?

Well, I have always been a dreamer. I was born a dreamer, and I was raised by two dreamers! I believe that everyone when they’re little has a dream, and as we get older we still have those dreams, but society isn’t really set up to support the dreamer. You can hear it in “Imagine” by John Lennon, where he has to say, “. And someone like Dr King, with “I have a dream”,]. We see how much further we have to go. And we see how much we need dreamers, to keep those dreams alive.

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