“Sweet Dreams, My Love, Sweet Dreams” is a romantic ballad composed by Arthur Longbrake with lyrics by Edward Edwards. The song was published as sheet music in 1909 and became a popular standard during the era. The melody of the song is sweet and gentle, and the lyrics express the sentiment of wishing a loved one a good night’s sleep and sweet dreams.

Edward Edwards was an American songwriter, composer, and arranger born in the late 19th century. He was known for his contributions to popular music during the early 20th century, particularly for his work on romantic ballads and popular standards. Edwards collaborated with several notable composers and lyricists, including Arthur Longbrake, with whom he co-wrote the popular song “Sweet Dreams, My Love, Sweet Dreams”. Some of Edwards’ other well-known compositions include “In the Land of Beginning Again” and “Just Like a Gipsy”. Edwards was active during the Tin Pan Alley era of music, and his songs were frequently featured in films and other media during his lifetime.