· by Diane Warren
They’ll try to hold you (D)back,
they will say you’re (D)wrong,
but they will nev er (C)un der stand, no, the (Dm7)jour ney that you’re on.
They’ll try to change your (D)mind;
they’ll try to change your (D)heart,
oh yeah,
but they will nev er (C)un der stand
the (Dm7)who you are.
(Em)And you (Fmaj7)still be lieve
(C)(still
lieve) (Dm7)you know (and you know) you must go (you must where go) the (C)dream
takes you, (where your dream takes your where the (Dm7)heart
longs to (C)be (your dream will lead you on).
When you fin ’lly (C)find that place,
(Dm)you’ll find all you (G7sus)need,
where the (Bb)dream
takes you.
(Where the (Csus2)dream
takes you.)
There’s some thing in your (D)soul
they’ll that won’t be de (D)nied;
oh yeah,
but it’s the faith to (C)dream that keeps
the (Dm7)dream a live.
(Em)So you (Fmaj7)still be lieve
(C)(still
lieve) (Dm7)you know (and you know) you must go (you must where go) the (C)dream
takes you, (where your dream takes your heart) the (Dm7)heart
longs to (C)be (your dream will lead you on).
When you fin ’lly (C)find that place,
(Dm)you’ll find all you (G7sus)need,
where the (Bb)dream takes you.
(Where the (Csus2)dream takes you.)
(Bb)dream takes you.
Go where your heart is meant to (Fmaj7)be
and (Ab)you may find
some (Eb)bod y there, some one to (Eb)share (Dm7)your
(C)dream.
(Where your dream takes your heart,)
(your dream will lead you on.)
When you fin ’lly (Am7)find that place,
(Dm)you’ll find all you (G7sus)need,
where the (D)dream leads you,
far as your
heart can see.
There’s a world that (Bm7)waits for you.
You’re not a (Em7)lone,
you’ll find your (A7sus)home.
Try to change your (G)mind,
try to change your heart.
Why don’t you (Em)just go
This page shows “Where The Dream Takes You (From Atlantis: The Lost Empire)” by Diane Warren in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of C at 100 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.