I'm leaving my comment here so whenever someone likes this, I'll get to listen to this masterpiece again.

My mom saw Bobby Darin having breakfast in a diner in Reno in the 60's and he was on his own. She went to say hello and he invited her to join him, mom said he was a real gentleman and very nice.

I'm a teenager and I really hope more people my age enjoys the 50s 60s songs as much as me.

I'm 77 yrs old and I think they'll never be good music as in the 50s thru 70s again.

I'm 78 and feel privileged to have grown up with the great music of the 50s and 60s.

The worst thing about getting old, is remembering what it is like to be young.

Some times, for no understandable reason, a just plain average guy like me sees that dream lover. She is the most beautiful girl ever. And he risks it all and goes up to her and says hi. Married 45 years next week. She is still my dream lover and the most beautiful 74 year old girl ever. We both love Bobby and his music. What a blessed man I am.

I was born in 1950, a perfect time for music. In my life we had all the 50’s groups, Bobby Darin, Elvis, then I was a teen with the Beatles, Stones, Beach Boys , Petula Clark and Leslie Gore, Simon and Garfunkel, all the British pop groups, then late teens-20’s, we had the Doors, Led Zeppelin, then Elton John and on and on, not to mention all the heavy rock of the sixties, seventies, I could go on forever , R & B, Ray Charles, Aretha …. Then the fun disco stuff from the 80’s. I think my time caught it all, country western, Motown, rock, top 40s. I feel so lucky…

This song is 60 years old and ages like fine wine

the beautiful innocence of this era of music gets me every time

I listen in 2024 over many years 😊i think i was born in the wrong time please send Me back into the 50‘s & 60‘s i love Rock n Roll like this i wish i lived in this time 🙏👍🏻🎸🎙many greetings from good old Germany to all Rock n‘ Rollers😉

This song turns 65 this year and still holds up to this day, and will continue to for decades to come. Bobby Darin was a very talented artist.

This song is just lovely!!!! I hate living in this generation, I wish I was born in the 50s and 60s.

I wish more songs today were made like this

Timeless music that can be enjoyed by every generation.

I have certainly enjoyed and love my generation. I'll be 73 on February 7th; still this song pulls at my heart strings. Tonight I dedicate it to my true dream lover who is so very far away. Marcus Fred you are and will always be my dream lover until the last of my generation has moved on. Happy to know that generations now and future generations after me will get to enjoy this beautiful love ballad.

I am searching for and listening to all my mum's favourite songs online. I am crying as I listen to each of them. Mum RIP, I love and miss you so much

Nothing like the 50's and 60's. Bobby Darin was great.

This song deserves more likes! 🔥

I am 53 and grew up listening to 50s music thanks to my mom..I always think of her when I listen to it..RIP ❤❤

Mr. Darin’s music will never grow old and will never die. A true artist

I'm 17, I discovered old songs out of nowhere and realised that new generations pop songs can never top these legendary singers

Bobby Darin had one of the most attractive voices out of all the rock singers who existed in the sixties.

This music never gets old.❤

these type of songs will never get old ❤❤❤❤

70 Years Old I remember this boy very well , thanks GOD for Memories. And am Aiming 80 now see you at the finish line People 🇺🇸🇵🇷

I was born in 1961 and I love the 50’s and 60’s music.

This song takes me back to a simpler time. Bobby Darin's smooth voice and catchy melody are just as enchanting now as they were when "Dream Lover" was first released. It's amazing to think that over six decades later, this song still has the power to captivate and inspire. Let's keep the love for this classic tune alive! ❤

I met my Dream Lover back in 1982. We'll be celebrating our 32nd anniversary in March.

This song will age, but like a bottle of wine.

*This is probably the most romantic song ever created*

As a teenager, I used to fall asleep to this song (and the Everly's "Dream) on the Alan Freed radio show in NYC. Sweet memories.

when I got my first car, the mechanic who did all the restoration work made me a cassette tape of his old cruising music from the 50s and this was one of my favs on the it. He passed away and my 1968 chevy has long rusted away, but this music brings it all back

I’m 76 and lucky to have grown up with this kind of music. The 50s were the greatest.

I grew up on this Era! Drove around in our rag tops with our AM radio blasting in the night air! Those were the days

'Yep...still alive and listening in 2024. Still ❤ this song, since 1959 at 77 y/o...lol.

I'm 87 and sooo happy I grew up in the 50s,miss it a lot.

Dedicated to my Mom. This was her era. There were many stories of her sock hop days. She liked this song. R. I. P.

I'm 16 and I absolutely love thia music

Love this song, I'm old school! 73 & still in love with this music. Memories of growing up in the Lower East Side!

I’m only 15 but 50’s music is incredible

Bobby is one of the best singers! Great song. Sadly missed. ❤️

I was defo born in the wrong era 50s and 60s is in my heart and soul even though I was born in 79 nothing beats it

Bobby darin thank you for this classic song❤❤❤

I'm fresh out of the womb and I love this music,

Was in High School when this came out ! Served in Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Korea, Remote Alaska, and the 1st Gulf War, and Bosnia. Met my Dream Lover in 1961. Still married after 52 years !

Never let this song die! ❤️

I think I FINALLY figured out (mind you, I have been listening to this song since it was first on the radio in early 1959) who is playing those great Fender Jazzmaster riffs all through this song, and I believe it to be Roy Lanham, a jazz guitarist who, as I understand it, was in with Leo Fender and received what was probably the very first commercial Jazzmaster ever produced. And IT was the first ever recorded and it was used in THIS song! Headphones would be left channel, with piano in the right. And NOW, this has 124M views and 558 thousand thumbs up. Now THAT is an enduring hit.

Bobby had a gifted talent his voice. He could sing and his songs would stand up to music today . Let's not forget about his acting. RIP Bobby You left us way too early.

This song will never age. The 50s and 60s are the best

Ich liebe diesen Song.....Ich bin 87 geboren und höre ihn zu gerne❤

listening to music like this so reminds me of my mom and my uncle who just love this music .. sitting outside on the porch down in Wise County surrounded by mountains and my uncle has the radio that he keeps on stations that plays 50's,60's ,70' music .. melts my heart to pieces ... RIP MOM💜💜💜💜💜

RIP Bobby Darin (May 14, 1936 - December 20, 1973), age 37 You will be remembered as a legend.

Poor Bobby died in 1973 never knowing how many millions of us have loved his music.

Czasem morzna wrucic do sfyh mlodszyh lat by ucieszylo sie serce umysl wspomnienia obudzil a lzy tylko z wdpomnien lecz muzyka to lek mego serca 💔 to dar rzycia od boga milego dnia rzycze od serca 💔 pozdrawiam ❤❤

Never get tired of this beautiful song 💖

This kind of music will never be forgotten

Over 100 million hits,truly a phenomenal song! Best tribute to Bobby Darin ever!

i love this song its new to me 2024 and heard it on a game and its 1 of my favourites now, you cant ignore real music like this

Memories. Life is short. You only realize it when you get old. I'm old

To say this song is good or great is an understatement.This song is one of the greatest songs of all time, the kind of song that can only be equalled but not surpassed.

Music peaked in the 50s, 60s. I'm not saying music wasn't good before and after but the 50s, 60s was the pinnacle

Every night I hope and pray A dream lover will come my way A girl to hold in my arms And know the magic of her charms 'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah) A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah) To call (yeah-yeah, yeah) My own (yeah-yeah) I want a dream lover So I don't have to dream alone Dream lover, where are you With a love, oh, so true And the hand that I can hold To feel you near as I grow old 'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah) A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah) To call (yeah-yeah, yeah) My own (yeah-yeah, yeah) I want a dream lover So I don't have to dream alone Someday, I don't know how I hope she'll hear my plea Some way, I don't know how She'll bring her love to me Dream lover, until then I'll go to sleep and dream again That's the only thing to do 'Til all my lover's dreams come true 'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah) A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah) To call (yeah-yeah, yeah) My own (yeah-yeah, yeah) I want a dream lover So I don't have to dream alone Dream lover, until then I'll go to sleep and dream again That's the only thing to do 'Til all my lover's dreams come true 'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah) A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah) To call (yeah-yeah, yeah) My own (yeah-yeah) I want a dream lover So I don't have to dream alone Please don't make me dream alone I beg you don't make me dream alone No, I don't wanna dream alone

Thank you Bobby Darin. Your music will last forever.

Love this song ! I'm such an old soul

Just realized it's still a gift that we can all enjoy and man I grew up with this and is still so special

I'm an 80's girl all day everyday but I adore all sorts of music and this one is beautiful!

I'm 37 and love this music so much. Thanks dad for dancing with me on Sunday mornings to this music.

My family left Arkansas in 1952 and moved to central California. Every summer, when school let out for the next ten years we returned to visit our Arkansas family. I remember sitting on a cousin's twin bed one hot, muggy afternoon, surrounded by a dozen or more male cousins--listening as "Dream Lover" played over-and-over on the record player. Swooning as we listened to every word, we talked of girls, cars, and our favorite songs. To this day, when I hear this song, I am taken back to that day in Osceola, Arkansas, when life was simple, the promise of love sweet; when every boy dreamed of one day finding that "Dream Lover."

I'm 60 and I grew up listening to my parents records, this is beautiful and almost angelic. " because I want yeah yeah A girl yeah yeah to call my own . I want a dream lover , so I won't have to dream alone"

Timeless classic....will never die as far as music lovers exist....lol...taz

I was sixteen when this song came out. Love it brins a whole lot of memories

Used to love hearing this on my transistor radio laying in bed; romantic, imaginative music. Bless your memory Bobby

Hot Shots (one of the best comedy movies of all time) brought me here

I love this song. It's always so fun when you and your grandma like the same songs and sing them together :)

I was (12) when this song made the hit...I've always loved this guy's work. RIP. Bobby 🙏❤️🙏👍

One of my favourites. Classic and timeless.

There will never ever be music like the fifties and sixties!Happy to be born in this Era.I am 72 now.

A timeless classic as were all the songs from that era. You never get sick of listening to them. They bring a joy to this modern world. Bring back the old times.

Me and my grandma were singing along to this in the car yesterday while my mom and sister were cringing and it was a big mood.

Love Bobby Darrin’s songs, I’ll be listening to this era of music till the day I die 🎼❤️🎼❤️🎼❤

Amen, born in the 50s, the music (50s and 69s) of my infancy and teens will NEVER be beaten

I'm about to turn 34 and I love these older songs. I wish I could see a live concert from at least one artist from every decade.

I wasn't alive yet in 1950's, but this is one of the songs I found in my teens & fell in love with it... City boys singing about being gangsta was never really my thing though.

My 3rd favorite singer, amazing Bobby Darin! 💫💕

A true classic never dies

This was playing when my 2nd daughter was born. Memories nobody can take from you.

I m in 20s, and i like this type of pure love song❤

Thank you mom for giving me classic songs as I was growing up and god I miss you but when I hear these your alive 💔

I’m 13 and I absolutely love 50’s and 60’s songs. I always get laughed at at school because the other kids think I’m ‘outdated’ and ‘old fashioned’, and it always gets me down however as soon as I get home I put on my favourite song (this one) and soon after, I feel much better. 60’s songs have gotten me though some of the hardest years of my life so far. I am so thankful that music like this was created, it’s a true blessing to this earth.

I was 8 2 teenage sisters a small portable record player spinning 45's the dream was real they would drag me into their room to "practice" dancing I hated it 8 years later I was thanking them and my love of life now has no bounds the harmony of living energy is distilled to joy our music sets it free

It's timeless, music from the heart, Mr. Darin had a God given gift. Thanks for appreciating such a great era in pop music. R D Rumpff, Celina, OH.

This song just reminds us in a smooth way that even good things have an end ❤

GREAT MUSIC. Miss the good ol' days. Born in 1943. Dream lover... Bring back those memories.

I remember when this song came out. Good days then. Alot of memories. R.I.P. Bobby. Ron

I grew up listening to this song along with tons of mid to late 1950’s songs at my grandparents house ever since I was a toddler. Sadly my grandfather is no longer alive, he passed away back in September 2021 unexpectedly to a stroke, but he introduced me to some great catchy timeless tunes. :’)

Tengo 48 años....y me gusta todas las canciones de los años 50 tas y 60tas

What a time to be alive to so easily listen to all the great songs from different decades!

One of the Greatest songs when I was a young boy.Im 71 now & that song made me a a very happy boy in Dreaming the way I wanted life to stay forever!

Before my time but mom played some good old music, now she is75 and I play it for her, have to make happy