The song "I'll Dream of You Again" by Harry Connick, Jr. tells a story about a person who spends the night dreaming about someone they love. The lyrics suggest that the protagonist has a strong emotional connection with this person, as they dream of their eyes and long to kiss their lips. However, they are unable to physically be with them, as indicated by their pillow telling them they missed their lips. In the song, the person's voice drops by and sings a lullaby, bringing comfort to the protagonist. This moment leads the protagonist to come up with a plan - they decide to fall asleep again, hoping to dream of that person once more. Overall, the song portrays a yearning for someone, a desire to be close to them, and the fulfillment that comes from dreaming about them. It captures the emotions and imagination associated with longing for someone who may be physically absent but is still present in dreams.
