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"Once Upon a Dream" is a song from 1959 Walt Disney movie, Sleeping Beauty. The song mostly takes the tune of the waltz from Tchaikovsky's ballet The Sleeping Beauty.

It was later covered by No Secrets (DisneyMania) and also used in some of the Sargento commercials.

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	"'''Once Upon a Dream'''" is a song from [[1959]] [[Walt Disney]] movie, ''[[Sleeping Beauty (1959 film)\|Sleeping Beauty]]''. ~~Part~~ of ~~the song~~ takes the tune of the [[waltz]] from [[Tchaikovsky]]'s ballet ''[[The Sleeping Beauty (ballet)\|The Sleeping Beauty]]''.		"'''Once Upon a Dream'''" is a song from [[1959]] [[Walt Disney]] movie, ''[[Sleeping Beauty (1959 film)\|Sleeping Beauty]]''. The song mostly takes the tune of the [[waltz]] from [[Tchaikovsky]]'s ballet ''[[The Sleeping Beauty (ballet)\|The Sleeping Beauty]]''.

	It was later covered by [[No Secrets]] ([[DisneyMania]]) and also used in some of the [[Sargento]] commercials.		It was later covered by [[No Secrets]] ([[DisneyMania]]) and also used in some of the [[Sargento]] commercials.