About The Song

Released in 1987, “We Still Have Dreams” arrived amidst a wave of synth-heavy Eurodisco anthems that Modern Talking was known for. Yet, this song offered something different. Sure, the signature pulsating synths and driving rhythm were there, but a softer, more introspective layer emerged. Thomas Anders’ vocals took on a yearning quality, conveying a message of hope and resilience that transcended the glitz and glam of the era.

Remember the world of the eighties? The Cold War cast a long shadow, political tensions simmered, and social change often felt glacial. Yet, amidst the uncertainty, “We Still Have Dreams” offered a beacon of optimism. The lyrics, penned by the band’s mastermind Dieter Bohlen, spoke of holding onto aspirations despite the challenges. It was a message that resonated deeply with a generation yearning for a brighter future.

But “We Still Have Dreams” isn’t just a relic of a bygone era. The core message – the power of holding onto hope – remains timeless. Life throws its curveballs, our ambitions face setbacks, and the world around us can feel overwhelming. Yet, this song reminds us that even in the darkest of times, dreams hold the power to light our way. It speaks of the unwavering human spirit, the belief that a better tomorrow is possible.

So, put on your dancing shoes, crank up the volume, and let “We Still Have Dreams” take you back to a simpler time, a time when hope pulsated through the music. More importantly, let it remind you of the dreams you hold dear, the ones that keep you moving forward, no matter the obstacles. Because after all, as Modern Talking reminds us, “We Still Have Dreams”.

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