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{{Infobox APM
{{Infobox PM
|name = Dream Of Tomorrow
|name = Dream Of Tomorrow
|sample = SpongeBob Music - Dream of Tomorrow
|sample = Dream Of Tomorrow - SB Soundtrack
|composer = Trevor Duncan
|composer = Trevor Duncan
|label=Charles Brull Ltd./Harmonic
|performer = The Symphonia Orchestra
|label2=KPM Music
|label = Charles Brull Ltd./Harmonic
|album=CBL 430
|label2 = KPM Music
|album2=KPM 332 CD - Archives Volume 8
|album = CBL 430
|year=1958<br />1997 (CD)
|album2 = KPM 332 CD - Archives Volume 8
|year = {{Time|1958}}<br>{{Time|1997}} (CD)
|introduced = "[[Chocolate with Nuts]]"
|introduced = "[[Chocolate with Nuts]]"
|performer=The Symphonia Orchestra}}
}}
"'''Dream Of Tomorrow'''" was composed by Trevor Duncan.
"'''Dream Of Tomorrow'''" was composed by Trevor Duncan.


==Usage==
==Usage==
{{APM-list|Chocolate with Nuts|SpongeBob and Patrick read a magazine.}}
{{PM-list|Chocolate with Nuts|SpongeBob and Patrick read a magazine.}}
{{APM-list|The Lost Mattress|"Isn't it beautiful, Patrick?"}}
{{PM-list|The Lost Mattress|"Isn't it beautiful, Patrick?"}}
{{APM-list|Enemy In-Law|Plankton spots Betsy Krabs outside the Chum Bucket and immediately falls in love.}}
{{PM-list|Enemy In-Law|Plankton spots Betsy Krabs outside the Chum Bucket and immediately falls in love.}}
{{APM-list|That's No Lady|Patrick enters the Krusty Krab.}}
{{PM-list|That's No Lady|Patrick enters the Krusty Krab. ''(low-pitched)''}}
{{APM-list|Jolly Lodgers|SpongeBob knocks at the door of Squidward's room.}}
{{PM-list|Jolly Lodgers|SpongeBob knocks at the door of Squidward's room.}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Between "[[That's No Lady]]" and "[[Jolly Lodgers]]," this track took 13 years to return.
*Between "[[That's No Lady]]" and "[[Jolly Lodgers]]," this track took 13 years to return.
{{Production Music}}
[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:Music]]

Latest revision as of 15:24, 26 August 2024

"Dream Of Tomorrow" was composed by Trevor Duncan.

Usage

Trivia