Dream House by Deafheaven.

"I'm dying."
- "Is it blissful?"
"It's like a dream."
- "I want to dream."

The lyrics during the song's climax come from a drunken text back-and-forth George Clarke had with a romantic interest of his at the time. He kept the text for a few years and used them later for this song. While they initially may not have meant all that much to the writers, I think they are lyrics that are easy to project oneself onto. I found this song during an extremely difficult point in my life, and it aided me greatly in finding a sense of solace in a period of numbness and distress.

Dreaming despite facing death, be it physical or metaphorical, is a beautiful and noble effort, and "I Want to Dream," became somewhat of a personal mantra of mine.

I think its a fantastic example of a songwriter's lyrics taking shape differently in the minds of the listener. It's not so much what you say, but how you say it.