Every Night In My Dreams Music Only

Okay, let's talk about something important. Something deeply personal. Something...controversial, maybe?

It's about a song. You know the one. The one that's practically unavoidable.

The Ballad of the Vocal Void

I'm talking about "My Heart Will Go On," of course. Celine Dion's mega-hit.

But specifically? I'm talking about the music without the vocals.

Hear me out! This isn't some hater rant.

Instrumental Bliss

The instrumental version is fantastic. Utterly, soul-stirringly fantastic.

Think about it: no soaring (sometimes screeching?) vocals. Just pure, unadulterated orchestral drama.

Is that so wrong?

I picture myself, perhaps unfairly, as the only person in the world to think this.

The music is already saying enough!

The violins cry. The flute whispers secrets. The Titanic sinks (metaphorically, in my living room, every time I listen).

Unpopular Opinion Alert!

I may be in the minority here. I get that.

People love Celine's voice. They love the power, the emotion, the sheer lung capacity.

But sometimes, less is more. Right?

Give me the piano. Give me the strings. Let the melody tell the story.

I will make my own lip-sync, but no original song here!

No judgement to those who love the whole package. Seriously.

The Magic of the Melody

That melody, though! So iconic. So beautiful.

It deserves to shine, unobstructed by… well, anything else.

I want the music to wash over me. To build and crash like a tidal wave.

Without needing the words spelled out, thank you very much.

Maybe the instrumental version helps me tap into a deeper part of myself.

Is it possible it opens a window into the true soul?

Every Night...In My Dreams?

So, the next time you hear "My Heart Will Go On," consider this.

Maybe, just maybe, give the instrumental version a try.

You might be surprised. You might even… agree with me.

You will not be disappointed, or maybe you will be.

Who knows? Give it a shot.

Am I being too controversial?

So, when someone asks "Every night in my dreams..." , you know the rest.

Consider suggesting: "...play the instrumental version!"

You might make a new friend. Or get some weird looks. Either way, mission accomplished.

A Call to Arms (or Ears?)

Join me. Embrace the instrumental side of "My Heart Will Go On."

Let's create a movement. A subtle, slightly awkward movement, but a movement nonetheless.

Together, we can appreciate the music for what it truly is.

Maybe you'll agree that instrumental music deserves a shot.

It's time to experience the Titanic all over again.

This time, in pure musical form.