The song "Dreams" by Max Jury describes the divide between a God-blessed, well-dressed socialite queen and a redneck, half-drunk trailer park breed. The singer feels inadequate in the presence of the queen and cannot keep up with her lifestyle and social circle. The chorus of the song talks about how dreams are not real and how they cannot change reality. The singer implies that even though he dreams of being with the queen, it will never be real. The second verse describes the singer being with the "old silk hat," meaning homeless people, and listening to their stories. This contrasts with the queen's fascination with a "parallel kind of man." The chorus reiterates that dreams cannot change reality, however, the singer still longs for a real relationship with the queen. The bridge describes the Halloween the singer bought the queen twelve white roses and how she asked to ride the haunted ferris wheel. Ultimately, the queen goes back to New York, leaving the singer alone in his broken-down van on the side of the road where the city ends. Overall, the song is about the divide between social classes and how dreams cannot change reality. The singer longs for a relationship with the queen, but ultimately, it never works out.
