The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Dreams" by the artist "We Came As Romans"

The song "Dreams" by We Came As Romans features a lyrical protagonist addressing a person they consider a brother, expressing their love and pain from their separation. The lyrics are full of religious imagery, where "he" likely refers to God, acting as a mediator between the protagonist and the addressee.

The protagonist sees their mission in conveying God's love to their "brother" ("This is my greatest dream - This is how I show you my love"). They believe they speak on behalf of God ("This is him talking to me, This is me talking to you, This is him talking to you through me"). The struggle described in the song is likely the protagonist's internal struggle for their "brother", for his soul ("Here, fighting alongside my brothers").

The lyrics convey disappointment and pain from the "brother" choosing a different path ("After all we've been through, you chose you over me"). Despite this, the protagonist doesn't lose faith in the power of love ("He tells me love will endure") and hopes for reunification ("(I know) you'll forever be my brother").

The recurring phrase "Beloved, let us love one another" is a call for unity, forgiveness, and love, addressed to everyone.